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Libyan Business Council Discuss Investment Mechanism With Sahel-Sahara Bank.

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Tripoli, 18 October 2020(Lana) Chairman of the Libyan Business Council Abdullah Al Fallah has discussed with the Director General of the Sahel-Sahara Bank of Trade and Investment, investment in Africa and facilitating banking operations for Libyan businessmen to invest there. According to a statement issued by the Council, the meeting focused on issues of common interest, and facilitation of banking operations as well as an invitation to the banking institutions affiliated with the bank in African states. Aspects of cooperation and investment opportunities in the African countries were on the agenda of the meeting, the statement said. The Sahel-Sahara Bank of Trade and Investment is the financial arm of the Community of Sahel-Sahara States, with Libya holding 70% stock, and the rest is owned by 14 African states of different proportions. The bank also owns 80% of Al Waha Bank assets. =Lana=