China’s Chargé d'Affaires in Libya, Liu Jian, has invited Libya's Minister of Economy and Trade, Mohamed Al-Huwaij, to visit Beijing and lead a delegation at the upcoming China-Africa Cooperation Forum.
During their meeting, the two officials discussed the current trade and investment ties between China and Libya and explored ways to boost economic collaboration.
According to a statement from Libya’s Ministry of Economy, Al-Huwaij discussed the importance of advancing existing trade and investment agreements between the two nations and expressed Libya's readiness to support Chinese companies entering the Libyan market. For his part, Jian reiterated China's interest in strengthening trade and investment relations with Libya.
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