Independence and Transparency for Libyan Investments
Ahmed A. Kashadah, Managing Director of Libya Africa Investment Portfolio (LAP), talks about political independence and transparency of LAP.
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Ahmed A. Kashadah, Managing Director of Libya Africa Investment Portfolio (LAP), talks about political independence and transparency of LAP.
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Amin A. Al Arrayed, General Manager of First Bahrain
Today it’s very stable, so we are talking about maybe 2 or 3% growth which is very slow compared to where we were. The economy has slowed, that’s for sure.
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