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Turkish group Noble signs agreement to organize international fairs in Libya

Sunday, June 18, 2023 Economy 1 Min Read
Turkish group Noble signs agreement to organize international fairs in Libya

Turkish group Noble has signed an agreement to organize international exhibitions in Libya. 

During the signing ceremony in Istanbul, Arhan Celik, president of Noble, hoped to be able to transfer the 50-year experience of the Turkish group in organizing regional and global events to Libya. 

For his part, the Libyan consul general in Istanbul, Salah al Din al Kaseh, expressed Libya’s desire to strengthen cooperation with Turkey in this area. The diplomat said that within a year, the Turkish group will organize six exhibitions in Libya, with the aim of introducing Turkey to the African market through Libya. 

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