Libya Investment Interviews

Executive Profile: Ahmed A. Kashadah leads the transformation of LAP, the largest Libyan African investment fund

domenica.iza@hotmail.com (Peter Matay) — Mon, 19 May 2014 00:00:00 +0000

Executive Profile: Ahmed A. Kashadah leads the transformation of LAP, the largest Libyan African investment fund

Libyan Investments: Latest Analysis of Investments in Libya

editor3@marcopolis.net (Ben Novak) — Fri, 03 Jan 2014 11:03:46 +0000

Khaled Al Bakory, CEO of Privatization and Investment Board (PIB)

Most of companies from all over the world are concentrating on investments in the oil sector of Libya. However, the country has, according to Al Bakory, other attractive investment opportunities, particularly in the health and transportation sector. The aim of Privatization & Investment Board of Libya has been to attract variety of investment projects, including tourism and transportation.

Misurata Free Zone: One of the Top Locations for Foreign Investors in Libya

editor3@marcopolis.net (Ben Novak) — Wed, 07 Aug 2013 00:00:00 +0000

Jamal A El-Ghirani, Investment General Manager of Misurata Free Zone

Misurata seems to be the most stable place and the most secure city at the moment. Misurata Free Zone as a company employs approximately 1,223 people. There are many investors on the ground in the free zone. The bottom line is that the free zone is trying to and has created a lot of job opportunities for Libyan youth; within 20 years there should be up to 80,000 job opportunities. The Misurata Free Zone receives business delegations all the time; ambassadors from foreign governments visit the zone on a frequent basis.

Misurata set to become an economical landmark for investments locally, regionally and internationally

editor3@marcopolis.net (Ben Novak) — Tue, 06 Aug 2013 00:00:00 +0000

Dr. Elhusain Benahmida, Chairman and General Manager of Misurata Free Zone

Misurata Free Zone is a company with a capital of 600 million Libyan Dinars. The economical area is divided into two sections stretching over an area of 3,500 hectares.