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Several major Saudi companies interested in entering Libyan market, Saudi chargé d’affaires says

From Libya Herald · () English

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  • Saudi companies are exploring opportunities to enter the Libyan market, according to Saudi diplomatic representative Abdalla bin Dakhilallah Al-Sulami.
  • Libya and Saudi Arabia discussed strengthening bilateral relations and arranging meetings between companies from both countries.
  • The proposed talks would examine cooperation and potential strategic partnerships across several sectors.

Several major Saudi companies are interested in entering the Libyan market, Saudi Arabia’s chargé d’affaires in Libya said during a meeting with a minister in the Tripoli-based government.

Abdalla bin Dakhilallah Al-Sulami met Mohamed Ben Ghalboun, Libya’s minister of state for prime ministerial and cabinet affairs. The meeting focused on ways to develop and strengthen relations between Libya and Saudi Arabia across various sectors.

The Tripoli government said plans were being prepared for meetings between the Saudi companies and Libyan counterparts. Those discussions would explore cooperation opportunities and the creation of strategic partnerships serving both sides’ interests.

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