21 Feb 2025
WTO in corporation with Libyan Peace institute (LPI) and Institute of Peace and Economy (IEP) hosted a workshop to examine how strategic business investments and private sector initiatives can support stability in fragile contexts like Libya.
WTO in corporation with Libyan Peace institute (LPI) and Institute of Peace and Economy (IEP) hosted a workshop to examine how strategic business investments and private sector initiatives can support stability in fragile contexts like Libya.
The President of the Libyan Peace Institute (LPI) Mr. Abdallah Hamed took part in the Peace Week workshop titled “Investing in Stability: Private Sector & Trade Reform for Sustainable Peace in Libya.” the session explored the vital role of the private sector in fostering economic resilience and long-term stability in Libya’s post-conflict landscape.
Discussions emphasized how strategic investments and WTO-driven trade reforms can provide a foundation for sustainable development and inclusive growth. With Libya’s WTO accession process currently dormant, experts highlighted the potential of re-engagement in this pathway to support a rule-based trade environment and enhance market access.
The workshop, brought together policymakers, economists, and business leaders to explore actionable strategies for responsible investment and innovation