Libyan businesswomen seek French trade deals
Dr. Amal Abdullah Al-Tarhouni is in France to build partnerships in health, banking, and food sectors.
Dr. Amal Abdullah Al-Tarhouni, head of the Libyan Businesswomen’s Organisation, is visiting France for five days to foster economic and trade ties. The visit, co-organised by the French Council of Investors in Africa and others, aims to connect the 200-member organisation with French counterparts in health, banking, and food industries.
Dr. Al-Tarhouni stated the visit aims to strengthen trade and economic relations between Libya and France, building communication and partnership bridges between women entrepreneurs and companies. She also seeks to introduce French companies to Libyan market opportunities and invite them to upcoming international events in Libya.
A key priority is attracting French manufacturers of advanced medical technologies for the International Strategic Forum for Advanced Medical Technologies, scheduled for January 16-18, 2027. This forum is expected to be a major event for Libya's medical sector, bringing together global manufacturers and offering opportunities for cooperation and knowledge exchange.
Why it mattersLibyan businesswomen are seeking new economic and trade partnerships with French companies.