The Libyan-Greek Forum for Development and Reconstruction
The Libyan–Greek Forum is organized and hosted by the Libyan Development and Reconstruction Fund (FDRL), in cooperation with Enterprise Greece, and under the supervision and follow-up of the Fund’s Director General, Eng.BELKASEM KHALIFA HIFTER with the participation of a distinguished group of Libyan and Greek economic entities and institutions specializing in the fields of development and reconstruction.
The forum will be held in the city of Benghazi over the course of two days, serving as a high-level strategic platform for dialogue, planning, and partnership-building. It aims to enhance prospects for bilateral cooperation and support the achievement of sustainable development and a shared developmental future between the two countries, in light of the ongoing development projects and programs implemented by the Fund across various regions of the State of Libya
Wednesday and Thursday, January 14-15, 2026, in Benghazi, Libya
The forum aims to provide business leaders and investors from both countries with the opportunity to explore strategic investment, development, and reconstruction prospects across various vital sectors, under the auspices of the Libyan Development and Reconstruction Fund, (FDRL)
Moreover, it aims to bring together government leaders, senior business people, and investors from both countries to discuss strategic opportunities for investment, development, and reconstruction across various vital sectors.
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Venue
This event will be held on Wednesday and Thursday, January 14–15, 2026, in Benghazi, Libya.
Countdown to the Forum
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Why Libya?
With the establishment of the Libya Reconstruction and Development Fund (FDRL), Libya has entered a new phase of transformation and opportunity. The country is moving steadily towards stability, growth, and modernization, qualifying it to be a strategic gateway for regional investment.
Specifically, the city of Benghazi stands out as a key center for development and trade, offering exceptional opportunities for Greek and international investors who wish to expand their presence in North Africa and the Mediterranean basin.
Through the FDRL, Libya is committed to attracting and facilitating foreign investments by providing encouraging incentives, ensuring transparency, and fostering partnerships that drive it toward sustainable development and mutual prosperity.
Procedural and legislative facilities to attract foreign investment to Libya.
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs)
Strategic partnerships between Greek and Libyan companies and institutions willing to contribute.
Importance of Attendance and Participation
Networking with Decision-Makers
A chance to meet officials from the Reconstruction Fund, Greek officials, business people from both countries, and industry experts who are leading the growth of the Libyan economy in this important phase.
Exploring Promising Investment Sectors
Learning about investment opportunities in the Forum’s dedicated sectors, which are overseen and supported by the Libya Reconstruction and Development Fund.
Contributing to the Support of Libyan-Greek Relations
Participating in discussions on policies, investment frameworks, and long- and short-term cooperation strategies in accordance with the plan prepared by the Fund’s administration.
Moving Beyond Discussions
Taking practical steps, signing partnerships, and contributing to a new phase of the Libyan economic recovery in accordance with the comprehensive national strategy prepared by the Fund’s Director General, Eng. Belkasem Khalifa Hifter
Working to Transform the Libyan Economic Landscape
Transforming Libya’s Economic Landscape
Strategic Projects and Focus Areas
The Libya Reconstruction and Development Fund is supporting strategic sectors in Libya to open their doors to investment and joint cooperation. The Fund has identified key areas that are essential for achieving sustainability, economic growth, and modernization in the long and short term.
Key Investment Sectors
Energy and Renewable Energy Sources Sector
- Developing renewable energy projects (Wind – Solar Energy – Batteries).
- Energy storage solutions and modernizing the electricity grid and gas.
Construction and Infrastructure Sector
- Participation in preparing the Masterplan for the city of Benghazi, specifically the Global Competitive Urban Initiative for Planning – Benghazi (GCUIP-B).
- Implementing dam and flood protection projects and central pumping stations.
- Building highways, bridges, and major intersections.
- Manufacturing and supplying building materials, related machinery, and equipment.
- Manufacturing aluminum, copper, steel products, and industrial pipes.
- Advanced architectural systems for doors, windows, facades, and solar energy.
- Consulting, planning, and project management services.
Technology and Geospatial Data Management Sector
- Specialized programs for 3D geographical data management.
- Cooperation on World Bank-approved road, port, and airport projects.
- Using aerial survey and satellite systems for infrastructure purposes.
Industrial & Project Management
- Project Management and Consultancy.
- Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs).
Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Industries Sector
- Supplying pharmaceuticals to the Libyan market.
- Cooperation in the production and marketing of pharmaceuticals inside Libya.
- Receiving Libyan patients for treatment in Greek medical centers.
- Investing in the modernization and development of Libyan hospitals.
Agriculture and Food Security
- Modern agriculture and smart technologies.
- Food security and rural development projects.
Education and Human Resources Development
- Developing curricula, university, and technical education.
- Academic exchange and vocational training programs.
- Enhancing the competencies of youth and national cadres.
Human Capital and Economic Diversification
- Education and Vocational Training.
- Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Maritime and Air Transport Sector
- Maritime shipping and ship management.
- Cooperation in port operation and marine drilling projects.
Tourism and Culture Sector
- Joint tourism investment and hotel projects.
- Developing cultural and tourism exchange programs between Libya and Greece.
Media Sector
- Investment in the Libyan media field.
- Cooperation in production, broadcasting, and media communication.
Dynamic Platform for Business, Investment, and Cooperation (Event Summary)
Event Overview
This Forum aims to strengthen the Libyan-Greek economic partnership by launching joint projects that support sustainable development and employment opportunities in Libya.
Forum Program
Opening Session
- Official speeches by senior Libyan and Greek officials.
- Presentation of the Fund’s vision for the future of development in Libya.
Bilateral Business Meetings (B2B MEETINGS)
- Direct meetings between Libyan and Greek companies.
- Review of investment opportunities and potential partnerships.
- Presentation of technical and financial offers.
High-Level Meetings (VIP MEETINGS)
- Closed meetings bringing together the Fund’s Head and representatives of the largest local and international companies.
- Discussion of major strategic projects and implementation mechanisms.
- Signing of Memoranda of Understanding (MoU)
- Presentation of joint initiatives and projects between the Fund and Greek institutions.
- Signing of cooperation agreements and Memoranda of Understanding.
- Expected Forum Outcomes:
- Signing of Memoranda of Understanding and cooperation agreements between the Fund and Greek companies.
- Identifying priority projects for partnership and joint investment.
- Launching a clear implementation plan to follow up on the Forum’s results.
- Enhancing Libya’s image as an attractive destination for investment and development in the region.
- Developing a joint technical support mechanism between the Joint Technical Committee and the participating Greek institutions.
Forum Program
Day One Highlights
Strategic Partnerships and Economic Dialogue
Wednesday, January 14, 2026
- Arrival of delegations at Benghazi International Airport and direct transfer to the main hall location.
- Official Opening Session and welcoming speeches from the Libyan and Greek sides.
- Selected presentations by Libyan and Greek companies showcasing infrastructure, energy, housing, and water projects.
- A key dialogue session featuring Eng. Belgasem Khalifa Haftar, officials from the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and selected economic figures.
- Signing of selected Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) between participating entities.
- Official luncheon at the event venue.
- Organized bilateral business meetings (B2B / Person to Person) for selected entities.
Day Two Highlights
Open Day for Cooperation and Partnerships – Bilateral Business Meetings (B2B)
Thursday, January 15, 2026
- The second day is designated as a free day for direct communication between Libyan and Greek companies.
- Events are managed under the sponsorship, supervision, and organization of the Libya Reconstruction and Development Fund team, which handles coordination and logistical and technical support.
- The website allows a pre-booking system for B2B meetings, with the option to choose partners and specify sectors (Infrastructure, Energy, Water, Housing, Transport, Tourism, Technologies).
- Meetings will be held in a dedicated and equipped center, with the Fund’s team present to facilitate the flow of meetings and convert outcomes into practical understandings.
Participants
Participants and Who Can Attend and Participate: The Libyan-Greek Forum for Development and Reconstruction attracts a wide elite of participants from various sectors, serving as a platform that brings together decision-makers, investors, and experts to strengthen bilateral cooperation and explore future partnership opportunities.
The invitation is open for participation to:
- Company representatives and investors interested in bilateral cooperation.
- Academic and research entities interested in supporting development and the economy in Libya.
- Consultants, media, and financial and development institutions.