List of all articles filed under “libya-top-stories” category.
There was a noticeable and positive buzz amongst delegates attending a business networking evening in Malta last week entitled ‘The Past, Present and Future of Malta – Libya Business Relations’.
Libya Africa Investment Portfolio (“LAP”) in the High Court, London. CMS carried out management services for LAP in 2009/10. In August 2010, LAP lawfully ended the engagement, disappointed with CMS’s performance.
Indian engineer giant Punj Lloyd recently signed a half-billion dollar deal for large-scale infrastructure construction in Zliten.
Libya Top Stories
Libya Africa Investment Portfolio (LAP) Focusing on Developing Human Resources
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Doing business in Libya: General business outlook
Part of the Libyan business picture involves—among others—abound investments, with the state-owned Libya Africa Investment Portfolio (LAP) having an estimated $5 billion in assets, thought the fair value amount is still being estimated.
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Libyan Foreign Relations: Making Friends amid growing Pains
With the establishment of first the National Transitional Council; the election of its successor, the General National Council and a prime minster, the majority of countries quickly lined up to recognize the new state.
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Jumhouria Bank: Helping to finance the reconstruction of Libya
“It is the largest bank in Libya with a large volume of assets and good profits especially for the potential market in Libya,” bank General Manager Ahmed I. Rajab told Marcopolis. “This was especially true in 2012 based on a lot of contracts that have already been signed by the government and international companies, especially for construction and the infrastructure of the country.”
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Al Waddan Hotel: Tripoli uses the historical past to help create a new future
“Europeans would find no better place only an hour or an hour and a half away to come to than Libya. The ruins that we have, both Greek and Roman, are untouched and beautiful. There are so many things to visit; I really do think that within the next 5 to 10 years Libya will be a hot spot for tourism in the world.”
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Libyan economy making slow but steady strides under new government amid political and security threats
Particularly after years of dictatorial control that wasted billions in energy wealth and where the new government and evolving private sector are trying to invest into reconstruction, services, infrastructure and community development while facing heavy challenges to ensure a safe business environment and transition toward an untested political culture of democracy.
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Libyan Politics: Moderation Amid Anti-Democratic Opposition from Islamist Factions
At least in the legislature, Libya has not gone the same route as neighboring Egypt, instead has electing a “moderate” – the word being relative – parliament and leadership.
