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The Libyan Businessmen Council and Tetra Tech Launch the First Institutional Dialogue Session Between the Public and Private Sectors

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Tripoli, Libya – February 28, 2026 – As part of efforts to build bridges of trust and activate productive cooperation between the public and private sectors, the Libyan Businessmen Council, in partnership with Tetra Tech, launched its first dialogue session under the Institutional Dialogue Initiative between the public and private sectors.

The session was held on Saturday evening in Tripoli and marks the first in a series of events aimed at improving the business environment. Discussions focused on the challenges and opportunities facing the private sector, mechanisms for economic diversification, and frameworks for cooperation between the public and private sectors.

The session witnessed notable attendance from business leaders, representatives of several public and private institutions, and economic experts, enriching the discussions and contributing to practical outcomes and recommendations. Among the most prominent recommendations were the establishment of a direct communication platform, the identification of priority sectors for economic diversification, and the creation of a comprehensive data bank.

The Council stated that it will begin studying these outcomes and presenting them to the advisory council to develop the necessary implementation mechanisms to transform them into tangible initiatives on the ground.

Tripoli, Libya – February 28, 2026 – As part of efforts to build bridges of trust and activate productive cooperation between the public and private sectors, the Libyan Businessmen Council, in partnership with Tetra Tech, launched its first dialogue session under the Institutional Dialogue Initiative between the public and private sectors.

The session was held on Saturday evening in Tripoli and marks the first in a series of events aimed at improving the business environment. Discussions focused on the challenges and opportunities facing the private sector, mechanisms for economic diversification, and frameworks for cooperation between the public and private sectors.

The session witnessed notable attendance from business leaders, representatives of several public and private institutions, and economic experts, enriching the discussions and contributing to practical outcomes and recommendations. Among the most prominent recommendations were the establishment of a direct communication platform, the identification of priority sectors for economic diversification, and the creation of a comprehensive data bank.

The Council stated that it will begin studying these outcomes and presenting them to the advisory council to develop the necessary implementation mechanisms to transform them into tangible initiatives on the ground.