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Libya & US Discuss ICT Sector Cooperation

May 22, 2024
Libya & US Discuss ICT Sector Cooperation

Libya & US Discuss ICT Sector Cooperation

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Mohamed Ben Ayad, Chairman of the Libyan Telecommunications Holding Company, met with Jeremy Brent, the acting U.S. Ambassador to Libya, to explore avenues of cooperation between the United States and Libya in the information and communications technology sector.

According to a tweet from the U.S. Embassy’s X account on Tuesday, Brent stated that the meeting with Ben Ayad focused on the potential for a partnership that would benefit both countries in this sector.

Additionally, Brent and Keith Kirkham, a senior official from the U.S. Department of Commerce, met with members of the American Chamber of Commerce in Tripoli yesterday. They discussed ways to develop trade relations between Libya and the United States.

Brent highlighted the substantial contributions that the American private sector can offer to Libya, reaffirming his commitment to strengthening the trade relations between the two nations.

Days ago, Brent and Regional Senior Commercial Advisor Keith Kirkham met with Libya’s Minister of Economy, Mohamed Al-Hwaij.

During the meeting, both sides discussed economic diversification goals and the potential role of U.S. companies in supporting Libya’s economic aspirations.

The talks centered around Libya’s objectives to diversify its economy beyond oil and gas, an initiative deemed crucial for the country’s long-term economic stability and growth. Brent and Kirkham expressed their pleasure in engaging with Minister Al-Hwaij, emphasizing the potential contributions of U.S. businesses to Libya’s economic development.

“We were pleased, along with Regional Senior Commercial Advisor Keith Kirkham, to meet with Minister of Economy Mohamed Al-Hwaij today in Tripoli. We discussed Libya’s economic diversification goals and how the United States and American companies can support Libya’s economic aspirations,” stated Brent.

The meeting underscores a growing interest from the U.S. in strengthening economic ties with Libya. Both parties are optimistic about future collaborations that could bring substantial benefits to the Libyan economy. This discussion marks a significant step towards bolstering U.S.-Libya economic relations, opening doors for American companies to contribute to Libya’s economic growth and diversification efforts

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