Captain Ahmed Al-Amami, Director General of Juliyana Free Zone, received a mission from the United Kingdom this Monday morning, as part of efforts to bolster partnership and cooperation between the two sides.
The visiting delegation comprised prominent diplomatic and economic figures, including a former Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and a former Member of the British House of Commons, who currently chairs the Libyan British Development Association (LBDA). The group also featured the Chairman of the Middle East Association in the UK, a strategic communications expert, a government affairs advisor, and a businessman specializing in British-African relations.
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The visit featured a review of the developmental renaissance occurring at Juliyana Free Zone, where attendees were briefed on the package of completed projects aimed at modernizing infrastructure and enhancing the efficiency of port facilities. Additionally, a visual presentation was shared with the delegation, documenting the zone’s logistical capabilities and its vital role in stimulating the trade and investment sectors.
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The event concluded with an inspection tour conducted by the delegation alongside Captain Ahmed Al-Amami within the port’s precincts to closely observe operational processes and facilities, with delegation members expressing their aspirations to strengthen prospects for joint economic and investment cooperation.