LIBYAN-AMERICAN FORUM FOR Development and RECONSTRUCTION.

The U.S.-Libya Business Association (USLBA), in collaboration with the Fund for Development and Reconstruction of Libya (FDRL), is hosting the LibyanAmerican Forum for Development and Reconstruction, led by its Director General, Eng. BELKASEM KHALIFA HIFTER.

This significant event will occur on Monday and Tuesday, April 28–29, 2025, in Washington, D.C.

The forum will explore strategic opportunities for investment, development, and reconstruction in Libya, providing a platform for meaningful discussions, networking, and partnership-building. The goal is to support Libya’s journey towards economic recovery, sustainable development, infrastructure modernization, and economic diversification.

Organizers and Sponsors by

FUND LIBYA USA

Venue

The Forum will take place at The Ritz-Carlton, Washington, D.C. 1150 22nd Street, NW Washington. DC 20037 on Monday and Tuesday, April 28–29, 2025, in , Washington, DC.

Countdown to the Forum

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Why LIBYA Now?

Following the establishment of the Fund for Development and Reconstruction of Libya (FDRL), Libya is undergoing a transformational phase that promises stability and economic promise. Benghazi is emerging as a strategic hub for trade and investment, offering lucrative opportunities for U.S. businesses seeking to expand their global presence. Libya through the FDRL is committed to support and attract foreign investment by offering incentives such as:

City of Benghazi

free zones

Public-private partnerships (PPPs)

Procedural reforms that streamline investment and collaboration with the Fund

Why Attend?

Engage with Decision-Makers

Meet with Libyan officials, business leaders, U.S. investors, and industry experts driving Libya’s economic growth.

Explore Investment Opportunities

Discover key investment sectors, including energy, infrastructure, technology, healthcare, and agriculture.

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Shape Future U.S.-Libya Relations

Participate in discussions on policy frameworks, investment strategies, and long-term cooperation.

Move Beyond Discussions to Action

The forum is not just about dialogue—it aims to foster partnerships and drive real economic progress in Libya especially with the FDRL Administration

Transforming Libya’s Economic Landscape

Strategic Projects and Key Investment Areas

Fund for Development and Reconstruction of Libya (FDRL) is opening its doors to investment and cooperation in critical sectors identified as essential for long-term sustainability, economic growth, and modernization.

Key Investment Sectors

Energy and Utilities

  • Power Generation and Distribution.
  • Water Desalination Plants.
  • Renewable Energy and Sustainability.

Infrastructure and Urban Development

  • Transportation and Logistics.
  • Wastewater Treatment and Water Management.
  • Construction and Real Estate 

Technology and Digital Transformation

  • Data Infrastructure & IT.
  • E-Governance and Smart Cities.

Industrial & Project Management

  • Project Management and Consultancy.
  • Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs).

Healthcare

  • Medical Equipment
  • Medical Services
  • Health Sector Development

Agriculture and Food Security

  • Modern Agricultural Techniques and Agribusiness.

Education

  • All types of education
  • University education and its equivalent
  • Educational exchange programs

Human Capital and Economic Diversification

  • Education and Vocational Training.
  • Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

A Dynamic Platform for Business, Investment, and Cooperation

Event Overview

This high-level roundtable aims to foster dialogue, partnership, and investment opportunities, creating a robust foundation for U.S.-Libya business collaboration. The conference will feature workshops, panel discussions, and networking sessions to maximize engagement and tangible outcomes.

Agenda Highlights

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Workshops

  • Sustainable Investment Strategies & Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
  • Best Practices for Cross-Cultural Business Relations in Libya
  • Leveraging Digital Solutions & Innovation for Economic Development

Roundtable Discussions

  • Identifying Key Areas for U.S.-Libya Cooperation: Focus on energy, infrastructure, healthcare, and technology.
  • Developing Action Plans & Investment Frameworks: Establishing Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) and defining project objectives.

Closing Session

  • Access a summary of the discussions and key findings
  • Next steps and implementation elements
    Concluding remarks
  • Identify implementation steps and priorities
  • Document the concluding remarks – recommendations and agreements, if any

Networking & Business Meetings

  • Building relationships among participants.
  • Specialist roundtable discussions
  • Exclusive business opportunities (B2Bs)

Key Outcomes of the Forum

  • New trade partnerships between Libya and the United States under the auspices of the Libya Development and Reconstruction Fund.

     

  • Joint investment and cooperation agreements and memoranda of understanding (MOUs)

  • Sector-specific cooperation frameworks in accordance with the Fund’s plan

  • Promoting trade exchange and facilitating business

  • Accessing trade partnerships

Forum Program

Day One Highlights

28th April 2025

To Be Decided Later

Time: To Be Decided Later

Day Two Highlights

29th April 2025

To Be Decided Later

Time: To Be Decided Later

Get Involved Today!

This landmark event marks a new chapter in Libya’s economic recovery and U.S.-Libya business relations. It paves the way for unprecedented growth, collaboration, and investment opportunities in Libya’s reconstruction and development. Join us in building strategic partnerships and unlocking new investment potentials.

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