A second UK information and communications technology (ICT) trade delegation will be in Tripoli next week, linking up nine UK-based technology companies with Libyan officials and senior business managers. Organised by UK Trade and Investment (UKTI) and Intellect, an association representing the UK’s technology sector, this second visit is a follow-up to last year’s ICT […]
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Libya Trade Mission: 16-20 September
The Middle East Association will be leading a high-profile Trade Mission to Libya from 16th to 20th September, visiting Tripoli. Scheduled after the summer elections, this mission takes place at the perfect time to engage with the Libyan market, as Libyans lay out the future plans for their economy and the rebuilding of their country. […]
Lord Green: British business needs to be active and persistent in Libya
Minister for Trade and Investment Lord Green has advised UK firms to take a considered, strategic and active approach when it comes to doing business in Libya. He was speaking in London on Wednesday to over 500 businesses, largely small and medium-sized, at a conference on Rebuilding Libya. It was the third conference involving UK […]
Lord Green Speech - Rebuilding Libya: Opportunities for British Business
This page contains the text of a speech given by Stephen Green at the Rebuilding Libya: Opportunities for British Business event on 14 December 2011, organised by UK Trade & Investment, in conjunction with Libyan-British Business Council, British Expertise and the Middle East Association. Rebuilding Libya The UK is committed to helping the Transitional Government, and any […]
Rebuilding Libya: Opportunities for British Business
City & Financial, supported by UK Trade & Investment (UKTI), is organising Rebuilding Libya: Opportunities for British Business; a one day conference in Central London on 14th December 2011. It is important to note that this conference will be held after the new Libyan interim Government is due to be formed. The objectives of this […]
Rush for Libya goldmine as £200bn comes up for grabs
Libya could be one of the world's biggest growth areas for UK firms, as the Government here calculated £200 billion of contracts are expected to go up for grabs there over the next 10 years. Companies in sectors ranging from oil and gas to medical equipment are now aiming to win a share of that. […]