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The Minister of Economy and Trade in the Libyan Government of National Unity, Mohammed Al-Hawij, called for the establishment of a long-term Libyan-Egyptian partnership that serves the interests of the two countries and achieves economic integration and the desired development.
This came during Al-Hawij’s meeting at the Libyan Embassy in Cairo with major Egyptian companies in various fields and commercial, industrial, agricultural, and service activities interested in the Libyan arena.
During the meeting, Al-Huwaij stressed that Libya, with its capabilities and strategic location, is a basis for launching the African depth, which requires the establishment of a long-term Libyan-Egyptian partnership that serves the interests of the two countries and achieves economic integration and the desired development.
Al-Hawij encouraged Egyptian companies to enter the Libyan market by partnering with Libyans and setting up factories within the state’s territory.
For their part, many Egyptian companies expressed their interest in establishing factories to exploit fisheries, water desalination and petroleum water treatment, as well as in the field of furniture and cotton clothing, contracting and environmentally friendly organic agricultural pesticides.
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