Libyan exporters challenge general export ban
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Libya Herald
Libyan exporters are asking the Minister of Economy and Trade to review Decree 493 of 2026, which broadly bans exports. They warn of its consequences for productive, agricultural and agri-food sectors, as well as contracts concluded in foreign markets, according to Libya Herald.
Libyan exporters are calling for a review of the general export ban introduced by Decree No. 493 of 2026 issued by the Minister of Economy and Trade. Meeting at the headquarters of the Libyan Export Development Authority, they denounced its effects on the productive, agricultural and agri-food sectors, according to Libya Herald.
Exporting companies also warned of the decree’s consequences for their contractual obligations in foreign markets and for the competitiveness of Libyan products. They called for the sector’s concerns to be taken into account, as [Libya brings exporters together]( /news/la-libye-reunit-les-exportateurs-apres-l-interdiction-generale-des-ventes-a-l) to discuss the measure.
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