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Arabia, Egypt, Sudan, Libya, Cameroon, Angola, the
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The U.S.-Libya Business Association is the only
U.S. trade association focusing solely on the
United States and Libya. It was incorporated in
2005 as a result of the resumption of U.S.-Libya
diplomatic and commercial relations, to enhance
the U.S.-Libya relationship, educate the public
about the importance of U.S.-Libya trade and
investment, and facilitate the commercial and
diplomatic dialogue between the two countries.
1625 K St., NW, Suite 200,Washington DC 20006
T: +(202) 464-2038 F: (202) 452-8160
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Dar Al-Arab is an international communications
organization comprising a number of companies
active in publishing, media, advertising sales and
related sectors such as the organization of fairs
and events. Thanks to its long heritage in the
sector, its commitment and its forward-looking
strategy. Dar Al-Arab Group also works with
best-in-class partners, combining international
reach and know-how to deliver an effective
service in Libya, and beyond.
No 22, Algeria Square, Tripoli, Libya
T: +218 (0) 21 333 9141 F: +218 (0) 21 333 9142
The LBBC was established in 2004 to promote
business relations and commercial activity
17-18 September 2013
between the British and Libyan business
communities. LBBC achieves this through the
provision of trade development initiatives,
Royal Horseguards Hotel
networking opportunities and market research
for their Council and Corporate Members which
include some of the UK’s leading corporations,
representing every major industrial sector.
50 Broadway, St James’s Park, London SW1H 0RG
T: +44 (0) 20 7152 4051 F: +44 (0) 1306 88 10 46
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 DAY ONE
Tuesday 17th
8:30 Registration and Morning Coffee
SESSION ONE
9:00 Welcome Address: Rt Hon Lord Trefgarne
Chairman, Libyan British Business Council
LIBYA: A NEW POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
BUILDING ON SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION
TO MEET THE NATION’S EXPECTATIONS
9:05 International Support for New Libya,
Alistair Burt MP, FCO
9:20 New Libya’s Outlook – Plans & Direction,
Prime Minister Ali Zidan, Libya - Confirmed
9:40 Security, Stability and Success Dep. Secretary
of State, USG, Willam J Burns (TBC)
9:55 In Transition: Regional Cooperation as a
a Way Forward for MENA
HE Osama Saleh, Minister of Investment,
Egypt (TBC)
Moderator: Sir Richard Dalton, Chatham House
10:30 Coffee Break
SESSION TWO
ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION AND
OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVESTMENT
term objectives, Mustafa Abu-Funas
Minister of Economy
11:15 Libya’s industrial revolution, Suleiman Ali
Al Fituri, Minister of Industry, Libya
investments, Abdulmagid Breish, Chairman,
Libyan Investment Authority
12:00 Investment Laws Revisted: A guide for
Moderator: Lord Trefgarne, Chairman, Libyan British
Business Council (LBBC)
12:30 Lunch Break
KEYNOTE ADDRESS, Deputy Minister of
Interior “The current security situation in Libya”
SESSION THREE
LIBYA’S ENERGY SECTOR – A TOOL
FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
13:30 Cooperation between IOCs, NOC &
Service Providers, Omar Shakmak,
Deputy Minister of Oil, Libya
13:50 Opportunities and Challenges for IOC
Success in Libya, Antonio Brufau,
CEO, Repsol
14:10 Oil-Led Growth: the Road Ahead,
Dr. Nuri Berruien, NOC, Libya
14:30 New Projects in Libya, Christoph Schlichter,
SVP Production North Africa, RWE Dea
Moderator: Rt. Hon. David Howell
15:20 Coffee Break
KEYNOTE ADDRESS by Senior Official,
Department for International Development,
UK
SESSION FOUR
MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT -
BUILDING FOUNDATIONS FOR THE
FUTURE
15:40 Infrastrucural Development: Needs and
Sustainability, Al Mahdi Al-Tahir Gania,
Minister of Planning
16:00 The New Telecom Era: Bringing Libya
Up to Speed, Faisel Gergab, Chairman,
LPTIC
16:20 Industry Free Zones: Prospects & Challenges
Abubakir Algawi, Deputy Minister of
Industry
Moderator: Senior Official, Office of State,
United States
CEO EXPERT PANEL - SUMMARY OF DAY 1
DAY TWO
Wednesday 18th
8:30 Registration and Morning Coffee
SESSION FIVE
9:00 Welcome Address
LIBYA’S FINANCIAL SECTOR OUTLOOK
9:10 Financial Outlook: Libya’s potential, HE Dr.
Alkilani Al-Jazi, Minister of Finance, Libya
9:30 Setting up business in Libya: Wealth of
Opportunity, British Arab
Commercial Bank
9:50 Building a financial framework and aviable
stock exchange, Ahmed Ali Attiga,
International Finance Corporation
10:10 Newest Facts and Figures: Joshua Charap
Senior Economist IMF
Moderator (TBC)
11:00 Coffee Break
KEYNOTE ADDRESS by Senior
Official, Office of the G8 Presidency,
UK
SESSION SIX
CONSTRUCTING THE NEW LIBYA –
MAJOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
11:30 Urban Planning & Housing Dev. HE Ali
Hussien Al-Sharif, Minister of Housing, Libya
Hatem Ben Fayed, Chairman,
Libyan Housing Authority, Libya
12:00 Planning and executing strategic construction
projects in Libya, Mahmood Ajaj, Chairman,
Housing and Infrastructur Board
12:20 Libya’s Needs from the Internaitonal
Community: Construction expertise (TBC)
Moderator: (TBC)
12:45 Lunch Break
SESSION SEVEN
EDUCATION,TECHNOLOGY AND LOCAL
CONTENT: A HUMAN CAPITAL APPROACH
13:45 Employment & Educational Synergies:
The Private sector’s responsibility to build
local human capital, HE Mohamed Suwalem,
Minister of Labour & Capacity Building
14:00 Investment in Education: Creating Future
Leaders, Mary Matti, Principal
Alpha Omega College
14:10 Internationalising Education: Using the
Private Sector to Achieve More,
Tarek Yousef, CEO, Silatech (TBC)
14:25 Heritage Focused Education: Unity &
Identity, Hafed Walda, Kings College
Centre for Hellenic Studies
14:35 Libyan Entrepreneurs: Joining the Global
Grassroots Movement of Startups
Alia Al-Senussi, VIP Relations Middle East
Moderator: Professor Ashraf Mishrif, King’s College
London
15:10 Coffee Break
SESSION EIGHT
HEALTHCARE REFORM & TRANSFORMATION
15:40 Healthcare reform in Libya, HE Nurideen
Abdulhamid Dagman, Minister for Health, Libya
16:00 Libyan Healthcare: needs & requirements,
Senior Official, World
Health Organisation (TBC)
16:20 A New Future for Heathcare Development in
Libya: Our Current Projects, Senior
Official,International Hospitals Group
16:40 Exploring Investment Opportunities in the
Healthcare Sector, Senior Official, Health
Sector MENA, World Bank (TBC)
Moderator: Reida El Oakley, Libya Representative
World Health Organisation
CONCLUDING REMARKS AND SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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