April 24, 2023 – April 28, 2023

All Day(Offline Event)
RENEWABLE ENERGY

The Chairman of the NOC, Farhat bin Qadara stated in October 2022 that ‘investing in the renewable energy sector is one of the corporation’s priorities’ whilst again in October 2022 the GNU announced an intend to establish a solar energy complex to generate electricity with a capacity of 23,000 Mw. Across the whole of infrastructure and commerce in Libya there is a clear intent to develop the renewable energy sector  

During April, along with Libyan partners the BLBA will be organising  an inward investment visit to Libya to focus on all sectors of Renewable Energy. Plans include meetings with infrastructure entries, the oil and gas sector and governmental ministries. A key area will be engagement with the Libyan private sector.

August 14, 2023 – August 17, 2023

All Day(Offline Event)
AVIATION & AIRPORTS
Kaizar Götz, Associate Director – OPSMAPIA, “2022, is proving to be a seminal year for the Libyan aviation sector. National and foreign efforts for international safety and security standards, PPP investments, and political interaction are having impacts. Across Libya, airports are improving and expanding. There are new terminals at Mitiga, Benghazi, and Misurata Airports. International flights are planned at Zuwara Airport. And Sabha and Awbari Airports are undergoing maintenance and refurbishments. Meanwhile, Tunisian and Egyptian State-owned airlines have resumed flights to and from Libya, and Libyan airlines have re-entered the market, contributing to competition. Signals point towards further investment and growth in the Libyan aviation sector over the next five years that most probably exceeds any other country in the world.”

During August 2023, along with Libyan partners, the BLBA will be organising an inward investment visit to Libya to focus on all sectors of Aviation and Airports. Plans include meetings with Airport Operators and governmental ministries. A key area will be engagement with the Libyan private sector.

November 5, 2023 – November 9, 2023

All Day(Offline Event)
FISHERIES and AGRICULTURE

Libya with the longest Mediterranean coastline in Africa and a desired intent to improve food security strives to develop economically, technically and commercially in its Fisheries and Agricultural sectors. Agriculture is the second largest sector in Libya but investment in desalination and drilling for water resources and improvements in yield on arable lands remains critical. Libya imports significant quantities of livestock to supply local demand and is actively looking at improvements in production facilities that comply with international legislation across the country. The fisheries and agricultural sector in Libya offer’s the opportunity of significant investment and partnership.

During November 2023 along with Libyan partners the BLBA will be organising an inward investment visit to Libya to focus on all sectors of fisheries and agriculture. Plans include meetings with producers and governmental ministries. A key area will be engagement with the Libyan private sector.