Libya Monitor - Draft companies law would be "a further deterrent" to foreign investment

Draft companies law would be "a further deterrent" to foreign investment

24-07-2013

The current draft of the new legislation places extra capital burdens and tighter restrictions on potential foreign investors looking to enter Libya, Tripoli-based lawyers told The Libya Report.

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