Foreign Trade and Business in Libya, Tripoli
Introduction to the State of Libya (Maghreb)
Libyan Economy
International Trade of Libya
Business and Investment Opportunities in LibyaGeneral Board of Privatization and Investment
Case Study:Libyan Oil sector
Libyan Free Trade Zones
Access to the Libyan Market
Objectives
The objectives of the subject “International Trade and Business in the State of Libya” are the following:
To analyze the Libyan Economy and Global Trade
To know the business opportunities in the State of Libya
To explore the Libyan trade relations with the country of the student
To know the Libyan Trade Agreements
Global Trade and Business in Libya:
Academic Programs
Masters adapted to Libyan Students .
International Trade and Business in Libya.
Libya: The largest proven Africa's petroleum reserve .
Trans-African Corridors
Tripoli-Windhoek Corridor
Cairo-Dakar corridor
Trade Agreements
Trade Facilitation
Islamic Organizations
Libya
The State of Libya.
Due to the complexity of the political situation in Syria ; it is discouraged
to travel to Syria. Business opportunities are small outside the energy sector.
Capital of Libya:
Tripoli (1.1 million people)
Second city:
Benghazi (Cyrenaica region)
Largest Libyan cities: Tripoli, Benghazi, Misrata, El-Beida, Al Khums,
Zawiya
Neighbor countries: Algeria , Chad , Egypt , Niger , Sudan , and Tunisia
Area of Libya: 1.8 million km² (the fourth-largest African Country)
Libyan Population: 6.2 million people
Libyan Mediterranean coast: 2,000 kilometers
Political: towards a Democratic transition
Recent Libyan Civil War
Volatile political environment
Libyan official language: Arabic and Tamazight
More information about Libya (EENI African Business Portal) .
religion in Libya:
Islam (97%)
The main branch: Sunni
School of Fiqh: Fiqh-al-Maliki
Libya belongs to the Maghrebian Economic Area (Islamic Civilization and the African Civilization).
Economy & Trade
Economy of the State of Libya:
Economic recovery in 2012
Real Libyan GDP growth: 4.3
The main economic resources are petrol and gas (95% of the Libyan Government revenues/50% of the GDP)
Libyan inflation: 7.5%
Currency of Libya: Libyan Dinar
Great Manmade River Project
Zwara and Mesratha Free Trade Zones
Tripoli International Fair
Nearest foreign ports:
Maghrebian Ports
Port Said
Tunisian Ports
Samples
(c) EENI
(c) EENI Global Business School (1995-2023)
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