The head of the Libyan side of the Libyan-Italian Chamber of Commerce, Anwar Abuseta, told our source during the chamber’s participation in the Tripoli International Fair held during this period that “this chamber was established last year 2021 based on the Libyan Commercial Law No. 23 of 2010, which stipulates the formation of the Libyan side of foreign chambers called the Federation of Chambers of Commerce and approved by the Minister of Economy.”
He continued: “We have contacted all parties to approve the Chamber as a commercial mediator between Italy and Libya and an umbrella for Libyan companies operating on the Italian market.”
He added: “It is a fortress for these companies from any problems that may occur with their Italian counterparts in order to guarantee their rights and help them obtain information from the Italian side, as well as their participation in attending foreign exhibitions in Italy, and providing as many facilities as possible to obtain a visa.”
Abuseta also said: “The Chamber has objectives to activate the commercial movement by achieving greater communication between the two countries by inviting Italian companies and businessmen to participate in the Libyan exhibitions and to hold bilateral meetings.”
He concluded by saying: “Within a period of approximately one month, the door to join the Chamber will be opened through a provided link or by coming to the Chamber’s office in the Al-Dhahra region.”
