A Libyan-Tunisian-Algerian conference discusses ways to transition towards a free and digital economy in Africa.

Tunis, February 25, 2022 (LANA) - The capital, Tunis, will host, at the beginning of next week, the Libyan-Tunisian-Algerian conference on transformation towards a free and digital economy with the aim of unifying strategic visions between the three countries and forming an economic bloc to enhance presence in the African market.

The head of the preparatory committee for the conference, Abdel Samea Amer Muammar, said on Thursday that the event aims mainly to shed light on the importance of the digital economy and the free economy to advance the economies of these promising countries, noting that creating a common digital platform for e-commerce is one of the most important goals that the conference seeks. to achieve,

For his part, the head of the body in charge of organizing this event, Yassin Abdel Hamid Abu Sriweel, said that the conference program includes six sessions chaired by local and international speakers, dealing with the topics of “the legislative and regulatory environment for the digital economy,” “the role of banks in supporting free and digital economy projects,” and investment in the digital economy, Information and Communication Technology and Intra-African Trade.

An exhibition will also be organized in parallel with the sessions, which includes many participating institutions, including 14 institutions from the Libyan side, and from the Tunisian side, in particular, the Tunisian Investment Authority, the Agency for the Promotion of Foreign Investment and the Jarzis Free Zone, will participate in this conference.

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