The Libyan Foreign Bank and SIMEST, an Italian firm specializing in international business growth, held strategic discussions in Rome to advance their bilateral partnership.
Chaired by Mohamed Al-Dharrat, head of the Libyan Foreign Bank, the meeting built on the agreement signed during October’s Italian-Libyan Business Forum in Tripoli. The agreement aims to strengthen trade ties between Libya and Italy.
Key goals include driving bilateral investment, facilitating technology transfer to enhance competitiveness, and expanding SIMEST’s activities to include Libya, according to a report by Italy’s Nova news agency.
This collaboration highlights efforts to deepen economic relations and foster mutual growth between the two nations.
