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Libyan Industrial Union to co-organize a ‘‘Made in Libya’’ fair in Tunis in September

bySami Zaptia
August 12, 2021
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By Sami Zaptia.

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London, 12 August 2021:

The Libyan Industrial Union (LIU) is co-organizing a ‘‘Made in Libya’’ exhibition in Tunis over four days this September. The exact date is still under review due to the rise in Coronavirus infections in Tunisia, and to an extent in Libya.

The event is aimed at activating partnerships and integration between Tunisia and Libya but also working to crystallize a common approach towards African, European and other markets to achieve Tunisian-Libyan economic pairing at local, regional and international levels.

The organizers say about 150 Libyan economic institutions are anticipated to participate representing many fields of interest in the industrial sector, and many technical workshops will be organized and activated between the two sides.

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