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Since the fall of Gaddafi’s regime, Libyan authorities have been taking several steps to stabilise the security situation in the country as well as to form a new state. In November, interim prime minister Abdul Rahim Al Kib announced the new interim cabinet. Its main task will be to hold elections next summer for a national assembly.
While Libyan authorities are working to respond to people's high expectations, International Organisations predict a rapid economic recovery. The recent assessment published by the International Monetary Fund states good future prospects for Libya’s economy. According to this trial, GDP, which decreased by 60% in 2011, will almost reach pre-crisis level, growing by 70% this year – provided that the security situation remains stable.
The atmosphere of change calls for an establishment of direct contacts between Libyan partners and companies which want to enter or re-enter the Libyan market. In this context, the German African Business Association would like to assist you and hereby invites you to take part in the German-Libyan Business Forum from 27 February to 1 March 2012.
The forum will be held in Tripoli and attended by guests from Benghazi, too.
The participation thus will offer the chance to get into contact with new representatives of politics and economy in Tripoli and Benghazi.
