Libya’s Ministry of Economy and Trade on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, approved 52 decisions covering foreign companies and representative offices as part of efforts to improve the country’s business and investment environment.
The measures permit the establishment of new branches and representative offices, the renewal or extension of existing operations, and regulatory amendments in line with Libya’s laws. The affected companies are from countries including Türkiye, Egypt, Britain, Germany, Italy, China, Tunisia, Jordan and the United Arab Emirates.
Their operations cover oil and gas, engineering, infrastructure, aviation, transport, logistics, trade, investment, technology and specialized services.
The ministry said the decisions were intended to strengthen transparency, facilitate the transfer of technology and expertise, and expand international economic and investment cooperation.
It pledged to continue improving Libya’s business climate and building economic partnerships to support national development.
