Today, Libya has the most potential for growth of any country in North Africa. Two decades of sanctions severely deteriorated Libya’s physical infrastructure but with the recent end of sanctions, the government is drawing up a massive investment plan to augment its oil production and modernize its obsolete infrastructure. In addition to the ongoing Great Man-Made River Project and railroad construction projects, several other government projects are also under development. Formerly state-run enterprises are undergoing privatization, making it an opportune time for U.S. companies to do business in Libya. Be part of this trade delegation and explore one of the most exciting emerging markets of the decade.

Seven Reasons to Participate

• Assess and discuss the economic, legal, financial and technological business and investment opportunities in major and allied industries
• Find suitable business partners and associates for your products and services
• Become a vendor for government projects, government-owned companies and private companies
• Investigate investment opportunities resulting from the privatization of state-owned industries in Libya
• Help develop long-term strategies for the sustainable development and expansion of the Libyan economy through American investment
• Get first-hand knowledge of one of the newest, most lucrative and fastest growing markets in the world
• Increase your knowledge of the Libyan economy, culture and politics

Your Opportunity

The goals of the U.S-Libya Trade Delegations 2006 are to:

• Assist you in one-on-one business meetings with your Libyan counterparts
• Assist you in identifying your target segments in Libya and the Libyan companies that suit the nature of your business
• Create an environment conducive to productive networking opportunities with Libyan business and government officials

Register Today!

To register for the U.S-Libya Trade Delegation 2006, please complete the Registration Form and fax back to us. Only the first thirty registrations will take part per Trade Delegation ( March, July, August, November)
 During the mission, participants will benefit from Phoenicia Group’s match-making services and one-on-one meetings with Libyan businesses. Phoenicia Group will also arrange a number of high-level meetings with key public sector actors. There will be visits to project sites, manufacturing plants and export facilities in each country. The missions will ensure a high degree of access to key individuals in both the public and private sectors and will allow sufficient time for valuable networking opportunities.

Each mission will focus on investment sectors the countries themselves have determined as national economic priorities.