Indonesia considers reopening trade relations

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Raudin Anward also invited Libyan officials to attend Trade Expo Indonesia. File photo
Raudin Anward also invited Libyan officials to attend Trade Expo Indonesia. - File photo
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Oct 21, 2017
Byrobert hadley
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During a September visit to the Libyan Chamber of Commerce, Indonesian Ambassador Raudin Anward signaled renewed interest in re-establishing trade relations between the two countries.

According to a Sept. 27 article in the Libya Herald, Anward also invited Libyan officials to attend Trade Expo Indonesia, which was held Oct.11-15.

The article in the Libya Herald said the expo provided guests with free hotel rooms and transportation between the hotel and the event venue.

More information about the event is available via email to [email protected] or you may call 021-3345239/3333706.

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