The Chairman of the Directors Board of the Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture of Tripoli, Faraj Dribel, explained in a statement to our source regarding the agreements that the Chamber has concluded with the State of Indonesia, where he said: “Among the basic agreements is the field of training. As the Chamber of Commerce and Industry is determined to establish the field of training in the industrial and economic field, the Embassy of Indonesia offered us a beautiful idea, which is how to make small families get a distinct income through very simple micro-projects. We are in the process of concluding this agreement to create productive families in Libyan society that are self-sufficient and can sell their products.”
Drebbel also said: “We are seeking to sign an agreement to enter the palm oil product into Libya, but as a result of the global turmoil, Indonesia has stopped exporting, and today palm oil has a global demand and is indeed an alternative for many oils. We hope that this crisis ends so that we can start importing this technology.”
He added: “The labor force in Indonesia is one of the main points we talked about, but due to the Corona crisis and the instability in Libya, the matter has been postponed. But, we will sign this agreement so that we can provide a skilled workforce for Libyan industrialists, traders and contractors.”
