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Economist Khaled al-Kadiki said that Tripoli’s hosting, on November 7, 2026, of the 22nd session of the Executive Council of the Community of Sahel-Saharan States represents an opportunity to strengthen Libya’s presence in Africa and turn diplomatic relations into partnerships and investment. The community comprises 25 countries. Intra-African trade reached approximately $220.3 billion in 2024, an increase of 12.4%. Libya could develop its ports and free zones and connect its markets with those of the member states, while making use of the Sahel and Sahara Bank, which was established in Tripoli in 1999 and operates in 14 countries. Al-Kadiki stressed the need to direct financing toward agriculture, industry, energy and infrastructure projects, and to develop border and southern regions in order to create jobs and combat smuggling and irregular migration. He emphasized that the success of cooperation should be measured by investment, trade and employment, and that it should align with Libya Vision 2030.
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