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Misrata Chamber of Commerce participates in 22nd Tunisia Investment Forum
via Libya Herald1 min read
Fathi Al-Amin Al-Turki, Chairman of Misrata Chamber of Commerce, and Abubakr Abdulbari Shanab, the Chamber's Director General, attended the 22nd Tunisia Investment Forum TIF 2026 in Tunis from June 25-26, 2026. The forum, organized by the Agency for the Promotion of Foreign Investment under the Tunisian Ministry of Economy and Planning, is a recurring event. Misrata Chamber's participation aimed to explore investment opportunities and monitor regional and international investment developments. The event included plenary sessions, specialized workshops, and B2B meetings to foster investor networking.
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