🌐 Misrata Free Zone

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Misrata Free Zone is a designated economic and logistical hub in Libya aimed at facilitating trade, investment, and regional connectivity.

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Libyan Italian dialogue session focuses on collaboration opportunities in the maritime industries sector expired Politics involved 70%
Messina Line drops second Misurata call from West Med service expired Shipping involved 100%
Libyan-Italian Business and Investment Forum kicks off in Misrata with 60 participating Italian companies expired Deals involved 100%
Food security & boosting local production: Focus of meeting between Minister of Economy & relevant stakeholders expired Politics participant 74%
PM Aldabaiba reviews Tripoli International Airport’s operational plan with Italy’s Toscana Aeroporti expired Politics involved 74%
AGOCO launches final stages of Sarir–Tobruk Main Pipeline Replacement Project (Q-87) expired Shipping involved 64%
Libya Development & Reconstruction Fund discusses cooperation opportunities with Chinese delegation expired Politics involved 79%
Libya Development & Reconstruction Fund discusses cooperation opportunities with Chinese delegation expired Deals involved 75%
Libyan Railroads participates in MFZ Investors' Forum - plans to collaborate with Committee on Libyan Transit Corridor expired Deals involved 49%
Misrata Free Zone’s Investors Forum hosts 70 local and international companies expired Shipping involved 42%
Julyana Lake Waterfront Development Project continuing with a total area exceeding 1.6 million square meters expired Deals involved 100%
Zawia Refinery unit shut down due to continued forced closure of Sharara pipeline valve expired Energy involved 98%
Misrata Free Zone explores new trade and investment opportunities with Malta expired Deals involved 72%
Spanish Ambassador meets NDA head in Benghazi – extends invitation to visit Madrid expired Politics involved 72%
Misrata Free Zone signs MoU’s in Rome with Italian Confederation of Industries & Libyan-Italian Chamber of Commerce expired Deals involved 67%