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Most workers are employed in the oil industry. It is the largest and most important part of the Libyan economy. Other people work in state-owned manufacturing. These companies produce machinery, appliances, cement and construction equipment, cigarettes, clothing, leather goods, textiles, shoes, fertilizers, and industrial chemicals. They also make processed foods such as olive oil, citrus fruits, tomato paste, tuna, and beverages.


Many farm workers moved to the cities during the 1960s and 1970s following the oil boom and industrial development. Agricultural workers now make up less than one-fifth of the work force. These workers grow citrus fruits, barley, wheat, millet, olives, almonds, dates, onions, potatoes, tomatoes, and tobacco. Many farmers raise sheep, goats, cattle, camels, and poultry, and produce dairy products and honey. Fishermen operating out of Tripoli bring in tuna, sardines, and mullet.


There is a shortage of unskilled laborers. Because of this, many unskilled foreign workers from neighboring countries live in the country. Libya also has hundreds of thousands of foreign technical workers, needed especially to advise on petroleum extraction and to design and construct irrigation systems.

 

 

Tripoli International Fair Ground

  • Contact details
    Tel: +218 (21) 4440655
    Fax: +218 (21) 4448385.

    Location
    Omar Mukhtar street Tripoli, Libya

  • Tripoli International Fair is located on Omar Muktar Street, Tripoli, on an area of land of more of 90,000 square meters, where 40,000 of which are covered stands and the remainder is uncovered space.

    Tripoli International Fair is one of the active members of the Global Association of the Exhibition Industry (UFI). Annually, the Tripoli International Fair celebrates its classical industrial, agricultural and commercial event.

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