Benghazi Chamber explores Pakistani investment in Libya
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Libya Herald
The Benghazi Chamber of Commerce hosted a delegation from the Pakistani embassy led by Ambassador Mumtaz Hussain. Discussions covered Pakistani companies’ access to the Libyan market, investment opportunities and coordination of economic events, according to the Benghazi Chamber of Commerce.
The Benghazi Chamber of Commerce in Libya hosted a delegation from the Pakistani embassy led by Ambassador Mumtaz Hussain to explore Pakistani investment opportunities, the institution said. Discussions focused on Pakistani companies’ entry into the Libyan market and investment opportunities in various sectors.
The two sides also discussed organising trade fairs, conferences and economic events, as well as setting up a direct communication channel between the Chamber and the Pakistani consulate. The aim is to facilitate contacts between businesses and professionals in the two countries, according to the Chamber.
The initiative follows discussions between Libya and China on reconstruction projects, announced on 19 October. The talks between Benghazi and the Pakistani delegation also concern expanding international economic partnerships, but no specific project has been announced.
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