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Albania – Libya, agreement on economic cooperation

TIRANA, 11 /ATA/- Tirana’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry and embassy of Libya to Albania organized for the first time the business forum “Albania – Libya”.

This forum, which is held at the request Libyan entrepreneurs to get acquainted with our market, brought together entrepreneurs from both countries in areas as diverse as construction and infrastructure, real estate, agro tourism and pharmaceuticals.

The chairman of Tirana’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Nikolin Jaka, said that it is an opportune moment for us to establish fresh commercial relations between our two countries.
To that end, the Chamber of Commerce signed an agreement of cooperation with the Union of the Chambers of Libya.

It is the first time for us to hold a business forum with Libya, and secondly, I consider it as an important step in re-defining our relations in the economic sphere, “Jaka said in his remarks, adding that as the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, we need to promote the fact that Albania offers to Libyan businesses a favourable legal framework and numerous investment and business opportunities in energy, infrastructure, transport and telecommunications.
Jaka asserted his readiness to provide more information to Libyan businesses interested in investing in Albania.

“The signing of cooperation agreement with the Union of Libyan Chambers is associated with a new responsibility to boost economic co-operation, draft joint agendas, design concrete projects, share experience, ensure participation in fairs and exhibitions that serve trade and investment exchanges,” the chairman of Tirana Chamber of Commerce and Industry said.

For their part, the directors of Libyan business provided a brief overview of the situation in this country, saying: “Beyond the media perception, the country is calm and the business is progressing at rapid rates, “extending an invitation to Albanian entrepreneurs to go to Libya and explore the possibilities for cooperation.

For his part, ambassador of Libya to Albania, Miloud Alama, expressed his readiness to provide further information on entrepreneurship and make every effort to add a new dimension to economic cooperation between our two countries. /a.gjonaj/ /a.g/sm/

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