LAICO: Developing Africa Through US$ 1.2 billion of Investment Projects
Bashir M. Elmadani, Managing Director of Libyan African Investment Company (LAICO) presence LAICO and its investments in Africa.
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Bashir M. Elmadani, Managing Director of Libyan African Investment Company (LAICO) presence LAICO and its investments in Africa.
Bashir M. Elmadani, Managing Director of Libyan African Investment Company (LAICO), presence LAICO and its investments in Africa.
Dr. Ahmed M. Karoud, General Manager of Libyan Stock Market, talks about foreign investment in Libyan stock exchange and challenges associated with investing in Libya.
Dr. Ahmed M. Karoud, General Manager of Libyan Stock Market, talks about the inception of the capital markets in Libya. The history of the stock exchange in Libya goes back to 2007 when a re-engagement of Libya with the international community began. The Libyan Stock Exchange was founded on the need for privatisation and enterprise, letting capitalism take its own course.
Eng. El-Hadi S. Hensher, Minister of Water Resources of Libya, talks about the ministry of water resources and investment projects.
In 2013 two major contracts for the modernization of the two mobile operators are signed. For Libyana the estimated costs of the upgrade is LYD 230-250 million and approximately the same amount for Almadar, the second largest mobile operator in Libya. Eng. Usama Siala, Minister of Communications and Informatics of Libya, explains the telecom investment road-map for 2013-2014.
Eng. G.I. Guider, Chairman of the Privatization and Investment Board (PIB), discusses the level of FDI in Libya and type of FDI Libya is planning to attract.
Eng. G.I. Guider, Chairman of the Privatization and Investment Board (PIB), discusses the new investment plan for Libya.
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Libya holds billions of dollars in assets in Africa through subsidiaries of its US $70 billion sovereign wealth fund. Most of the assets were frozen as a result of the 2011 uprising. Libya is one of the largest investors in Africa.
Some assets continue to be frozen.
Gerry Sharkey, Project Director at BIIP (Bahrain International Investment Park)
These investments are part of the substantial amount in excess of 500 million Bahraini Dinars which is about US$ 1.7 billion.