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Rome to Host Largest Libyan-Italian Corporate Event

December 1, 2023
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Rome will host “Libya and Italy… Growing Together,” the largest gathering of Italian and Libyan companies since 2011, as reported by the Italian news agency, Nova.

The meeting, set to take place on 6 December, will be attended by representatives of Italian and Libyan institutions, and an estimated 100 Libyan businessmen.

The goal is to launch a new phase of value appreciation, increase trade exchanges, and further develop bilateral relations.

Nicola Colucci, President of the Italian-Libyan Chamber of Commerce, will inaugurate the meeting in the Italian capital.

Key sectors include construction, infrastructure, engineering, architecture, logistics services, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, cosmetics, agriculture, agricultural food, food, oil and gas, digital technologies, information and communication technology, and manufacturing.

The event is co-organized by the Italian-Libyan Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Libyan Embassy in Italy, ENI, Sparkle, and others.

The agenda will feature speeches from the Libyan Ambassador to Rome, Mohannad Younis, and a video message from the Italian Ambassador to Libya, Gianluca Alberini.

Senator Marco Scorrano, Chairman of the Parliamentary Friends of Libya group, will also address the gathering.

On Tuesday, officials from the Libyan Government of National Unity (GNU) held talks with Alberini to discuss the implementation of the 2008 Friendship and Partnership Treaty.

During the meeting, the officials provided a visual presentation analyzing the treaty’s clauses, to ensure their execution with direct support from the Italian Embassy in Libya.

They showcased a part of the review, and analysis of the current status of the treaty’s clauses, although the Libyan government did not specify the nature of the clauses under review.

The meeting also addressed ongoing negotiations to monitor the implementation of the Amsaad-Ras Ajdir road project with Italian companies. This commences with the first sections of Amsaad-Al Marj, and the fourth section Misrata-Ras Ajdir.

In 2008, Libya signed a Friendship and Partnership Treaty with Italy, encompassing the maintenance of the Coastal Road across Libya. The treaty also included Italy’s commitment to completing housing projects, and offering scholarships to Libyan students in Italian universities. As well as encouraging Italian companies to enter the Libyan market.

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