The Chairman of the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA), Ali Hassan, held a meeting on Wednesday with the Pakistani Ambassador to Libya, Anjum Inayat, at the LIA headquarters in Tripoli.
The meeting focused on the LIA’s new strategy and its investment plans for the upcoming period. Discussions emphasised enhancing economic cooperation between Libya and Pakistan, aiming to create mutual benefits for both nations.
This engagement aligns with the LIA’s efforts to strengthen international partnerships and expand its investment portfolio. By fostering economic ties with key partners, the institution aims to contribute to Libya’s economic recovery and development.
The LIA’s strategy underscores the importance of collaboration in attracting foreign investment and exploring opportunities in various sectors, including infrastructure, energy, and trade. This approach is part of Libya’s broader vision to rebuild its economy amid ongoing challenges.
The Pakistani Ambassador expressed his country’s readiness to cooperate with the LIA and explore investment opportunities that would support Libya’s development goals. He also reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to strengthening its diplomatic and economic relations with Libya.
The meeting marks another step towards positioning the LIA as a key player in the international investment landscape, showcasing Libya’s potential as a destination for foreign investment and economic collaboration.
