Libya Calls On Chinese Companies To Invest in Industrial Zones

Via The Libya Observer, an article on Libya’s efforts to secure Chinese investment:

The Minister of Industry and Minerals, Ahmed Abuhisa, has extended an invitation to Chinese companies to capitalize on the investment opportunities in the country’s industrial zones.

Speaking during a meeting with Liu Jian, the Charge d’Affaires of the Chinese Embassy in Libya, Abuhisa emphasized Libya’s need for international collaboration to support reconstruction efforts and enhance its industrial sector.

The meeting, held at the ministry’s headquarters in Tripoli, explored avenues to strengthen bilateral ties in industrial and mining development. Discussions focused on attracting Chinese investments in industrial infrastructure and fostering technology transfer to boost productivity and economic growth.

Minister Abuhisa highlighted the longstanding ties between Libya and China, urging Chinese companies to engage in reconstruction projects and help modernize Libya’s industrial zones. He noted the strategic importance of these zones in driving economic activity and creating an investor-friendly environment.

Liu Jian reaffirmed China’s commitment to supporting Libya’s industrial development and enhancing cooperation.

He further praised the potential of the Libyan market, describing it as a promising arena for future investments.



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