Future Events

AmCham was pleased to organize an online briefing from Mike LaRocque, Economic and Commercial Officer at the U.S. Embassy to Libya. Mike discussed current U.S. Government initiatives to support U.S. company engagement in Libya including an update on Embassy leadership, commercial implications of ongoing Libyan reunification efforts, highlights of the 2026 Investment Climate Statement for Libya and DFC (U.S. Development Finance Corporation) engagement and opportunities in Libya. Mike answered a number of questions from members. As usual, AmCham and its members greatly appreciated hearing from the Embassy and look forward to future interactions.

AmCham members was pleased to organize a roundtable at the request of Chargé d'Affaires Inga Heemink who wanted to hear from key AmCham members about how the Embassy can best support their commercial endeavors. AmCham members that participated included Baker Hughes, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, GE Vernova, Halliburton, Hill, MSD, NOV, Rocksenergia and SLB. Sponsorship was generously provided by Hill International. CDA Heemink was able to learn valuable information from our participating members, and the members were able to share their particular needs and issues with the Embassy.

AmCham members were pleased to sponsor the U.S. Embassy Independence Day Celebration in Tripoli on September 20. AmCham members including Baker Hughes, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, GardaWorld, Hill International, Jeep/Dodge/RAM, MSD, NOV Energy, Rocksenergia, Halliburton, Hertz Rental Car, GE Vernova and SLB made the U.S. Independence Day Celebration possible due to their generous contributions. Chargé d'Affaires Inga Heemink thanked them at a pre-celebration reception and then all companies attended the event, celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States.