Libya-France Financial Symposium

With the Central Bank of Libya, the union of libyan banks, Business France is organizing a libya-France Finance Symposium on the 8th of June in Paris at the Business France headquarters (77 boulevard Saint Jacques Paris 75014).

Questions that will be answered during the symposium:

• How can payments be made in Libya in compliance with the law?

• What are the needs of Libyan banks and insurance companies?

Libya is emerging as a revitalized market, driven by the rebound in oil production and steady growth stabilizing around 5.5% in 2023.
A huge plan of modernization of the financial sector has been launched by the central bank of Libya : anti-laundering measures, implementing leasing or decashing the economy.

Economic situation of Libya:
As a major petrochemical economy, Libya is also strengthening its industrial base—from aluminum and steel to food processing—while the services sector remains largely underdeveloped and full of potential.

At the same time, the Ihya Libya 2030 Vision places infrastructure modernization at the core of the national strategy: new roads, ports, energy networks and urban development projects are fueling strong demand for foreign investment.

The digital sector is also emerging as a strategic driver, supported by expanding telecommunications, the rise of digital services and a growing need for technological solutions across government, businesses and infrastructure.