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Libya
Capital · Tripoli
Libya, with its capital Tripoli, draws visitors and business travellers alike with its extraordinary Roman and Greek ruins, most notably the ancient city of Leptis Magna near Al Khums and the Greek remains at Cyrene in the northeast. The economy relies heavily on petroleum production and refining, making the energy sector a natural focus for commercial visitors. Tripoli's medina offers a rewarding maze of souks where shoppers browse handwoven textiles, leather goods, silverware, and traditional Tuareg jewellery, while the city's old harbour district provides a relaxed setting for evening walks and local seafood.
Chambers, trade desks, hubs & districts
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Tripoli Chamber of Commerce, Industry & Agriculture
The main chamber representing Tripoli's business community, facilitating trade connections and issuing certificates of origin for exporters. It serves as a primary gateway for local and international firms seeking to operate in western Libya.
Martyrs' Square area, Tripoli
Libyan Foreign Investment Board (LFIB)
The official government body responsible for attracting and regulating foreign direct inve…
Tripoli International Fair Grounds
Libya's premier venue for trade exhibitions and international business fairs, historically…
Libyan Stock Market (LSM)
The official securities exchange of Libya, overseeing the trading of shares in Libyan publ…
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