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Libyan Industry Union meets Italian delegation on tuna processing and marine fishing technology
via Libya Herald1 min read
A delegation from Italian companies specializing in tuna processing machinery and marine fishing equipment met with the Libyan Industry Union LIU and the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Marine Resources in Tripoli. The LIU stated that this meeting is part of its efforts to expand international cooperation and introduce modern technologies to develop Libya's private industrial sector in fish product canning and marine fishing. The LIU views this as a strategic starting point for cooperation to benefit the national economy and help local fishermen and companies achieve global production standards.
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