Libya’s Ministry of Economy and Trade, the General Authority for Exhibitions, and the Investment and Privatization Affairs Authority are representing the country in the 55th Algeria International Fair, which runs from 24-29 June 2024.
The event, themed "A Bridge for Exchange and Opportunities for Partnership and Investment," features numerous ambassadors, heads of diplomatic missions, and business leaders. Libya’s participation, according to local media reports, is to “expand cooperation with Algeria, forge meaningful private sector partnerships, promote Libyan products in international markets, and attract foreign investment.”
The fair hosts participants from over 32 countries and 516 Algerian institutions.
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