The General Authority for Investment Promotion and Privatisation Affairs in Benghazi has taken a key step towards the Libyan-British Investment Platform, scheduled for 23–24 September 2025 in London.
The Authority held a special briefing for official sponsors of the event, chaired by Abdulnaser Najm, Chairman of the Authority. The session covered the latest preparations, the media strategy, and the detailed programme for the two-day forum.
Mr Najm stressed the vital role of sponsors in ensuring the success of the London gathering. He highlighted that the Platform would serve as a gateway to strengthen investment cooperation between Libya and the United Kingdom. He also reaffirmed the Authority’s commitment to delivering an event that showcases Libya’s promising opportunities to international investors.
The Libyan-British Investment Platform is designed to highlight key investment prospects in vital Libyan sectors such as energy, infrastructure, logistics, and technology. It also aims to enhance trade relations and create strategic partnerships that can drive sustainable economic growth in both countries.
Since its establishment in 2004, the Libyan British Business Council (LBBC) has been the leading organisation promoting non-political trade and investment relations between the two nations. Co-hosted annually by the LBBC and the Authority, the Platform alternates between London and Benghazi, underlining its role as a bridge for long-term collaboration.
Organisers say the 2025 edition in London will attract leading companies from both countries, creating opportunities to expand market access, exchange expertise, and encourage direct partnerships.
With growing international interest in Libya’s economic potential, the London forum is expected to become a turning point for business leaders seeking reliable entry into one of North Africa’s most strategically positioned economies.
