Latest Past Events
Briefing on current U.S. Government initiatives in Libya related to the commercial sector
AmCham was pleased to host an online briefing by AmCham Libya's Ex-Officio Board Members, Mike LaRocque, Economic and Commercial Officer at the U.S. Embassy to Libya and Paul Oliva, Senior Commercial Officer and First Secretary for Commercial Affairs, U.S Department of Commerce.Mike and Paul discussed current U.S. Government initiatives to support U.S. company engagement in Libya, and answered questions from Members.The briefing was extremely useful to companies that are already engaged in Libya or looking to become active. AmCham members appreciated the opportunity to get an update from the US government representatives who are actively involved on a day-to-day basis [...]
Briefing on AmCham Member Success Stories – East and West
AmCham Libya was delighted to organize a briefing on two success stories from our members. During the briefing we learned about the projects, how the companies involved navigated the Libyan complexities to get to this point, and structured their projects in order to ensure payment reliability.The first project involves US company Visual Technologies and their client, the NOC Petroleum Research Center - PRC (PRC is the technical arm of NOC, responsible for testing and studies). The project scope includes implementation of the Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS), Command Control Center, PRC-based AI large language model (LLM) and enterprise resource planning [...]
AmCham Healthcare Workshop in Tripoli
AmCham Libya was pleased to organize the first-ever U.S. Company Healthcare Workshop in Libya. With the participation of some of the world's leading healthcare companies, the workshop aimed to highlight the world-class goods and services these companies provide and to engage closely with key Libyan government stakeholders. U.S. healthcare companies face challenges when they engage in Libya, in particular in the area of payments. This workshop brought together key stakeholders to identify challenges in the process, and start a discussion on how to improve the situation.Participating U.S. companies were: Abbott, AbbVie, GE Healthcare, IQVIA, Medtronic, MSD and Pfizer. Presentations given [...]