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Italian trade mission to visit Tripoli in December

Posted by on November - 30 - 2012 0 Comment

November 2012

An Italian trade mission made up of three companies will be visiting Tripoli on the 11th December.

The companies will be in the plumbing and fittings, lifts and woods sectors.

Libyan businesses interested in meeting them should contact the Italian external trade agency ICE either by phone on 021-335-1105/335-1104 or by email: rinoasli@hotmail.com.

Source: Libya Herald

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