Cyprus and Libya Explore Expanded Economic Cooperation in Key Sectors
The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) met with Libya’s National Development Agency (NDA) in Cyprus to discuss strengthening economic and business relations between the two countries. The talks focused on expanding bilateral cooperation and establishing new commercial partnerships, particularly in construction, infrastructure, renewable energy, and the modernization of ports and airports.
During the visit, Keve organized business-to-business meetings between the Libyan delegation and Cypriot companies to explore specific projects, investment opportunities, and areas of mutual interest. The high level of interest from Cypriot firms highlighted the potential for closer economic ties and demonstrated their readiness to contribute expertise to Libya’s development.
Keve reaffirmed its commitment to facilitating meaningful business relationships and supporting enhanced trade and investment cooperation with Libya. The meeting underscored Libya’s growing development needs and Cypriot companies’ ambitions to expand into regional markets, positioning Keve as a key facilitator of future commercial collaboration between the two nations.
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