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Launching - Invest for Libya - Project in Tripoli.

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Tripoli, February 9, 2026 (LANA) – The Invest for Libya project was officially launched in Tripoli today, Monday. This initiative aims to strengthen financial governance in Libya, improve the investment climate, and support the performance and inclusiveness of the entrepreneurship ecosystem and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Libya. The launch was attended by Minister of Finance Khaled Al-Mabrouk, Minister of Environment Ibrahim Al-Arabi, and representatives from the Prime Minister's Office, the Ministries of Local Government, Economy, Oil, and Planning, the Audit Bureau, the Information Authority, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the National Economic Development Board, the General Electricity Company of Libya, the Central Bank of Libya, the European Union Delegation to Libya, the French Embassy, ​​and the Director of the Expertise France program in Libya.

The project adopts a comprehensive approach to public financial management and the modernization of financial markets, stimulating private sector growth, particularly in the field of entrepreneurship, and specifically green and digital entrepreneurship, thus laying the foundation for a sustainable and inclusive economic recovery in Libya.

The Invest for Libya project is a key milestone in the European Union's ongoing support for economic and institutional development in Libya. Primarily funded by the EU, with additional support from the French government, the project is implemented by Expertise France through three strategic pillars: supporting reforms in public financial governance; assisting the Ministry of Finance and the Audit Bureau in improving financial transparency, spending efficiency, and accountability; and modernizing the financial sector by strengthening regulatory frameworks to expand financial inclusion and integrate digital and green finance into national policies, in cooperation with the Central Bank of Libya and the Ministry of Planning.

On the sidelines of the project launch, the Ministry of Finance, the EU delegation, the French Embassy, ​​and France Expertise Association will sign a cooperation agreement, officially launching the project and commencing its activities.

Minister of Finance Khaled Al-Mabrouk emphasized that the project represents a significant step towards developing public financial management, strengthening the foundations of the national economy, and supporting transparency and the private sector. He added that the project aligns with Libya's priorities.

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