Libyan-Tunisian trade talks on regulating exchanges
LIBYA – The minister of economy and trade in the Dbeibah government, Suhail Abu Shiha, discussed with Tunisian Minister of Trade and Export Development Samir Abid strengthening economic and trade relations, facilitating the movement of goods and regulating trade exchange between the two countries.
Pre-registration for importers and exporters
According to the economy ministry’s media office, Abu Shiha reviewed measures adopted to develop the foreign trade system, foremost among them the Unified Digital Trade System (PTS) for pre-registration of importers and exporters, the controls and registration mechanisms, and the deadline granted to traders to regularise their status and complete the requirements.
Temporary halt on some exports and priority for market needs
He briefed his Tunisian counterpart on temporary measures aimed at restoring balance to the local market and stabilising supplies, including a temporary halt on exporting some goods and foodstuffs to give priority to Libyan market needs.
Joint higher committee, free zones and investment
The meeting covered preparations for meetings of the Joint Higher Committee and discussed opportunities for cooperation in trade, investment and free zones, and for establishing partnerships and joint investment projects that serve the economic interests of both countries.
