(Reuters) - Libya said on Saturday it was looking at relaxing restrictions on foreign and domestic trade, part of investor-friendly reforms which long-time leader Muammar Gaddafi has said are inevitable in the modern world.
The government's economy committee proposed that restrictions on imports be freed up and eventually cancelled, a source on the committee said. Export barriers would also be removed, except for cement, steel and subsidised commodities.
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The government's economy committee proposed that restrictions on imports be freed up and eventually cancelled, a source on the committee said. Export barriers would also be removed, except for cement, steel and subsidised commodities.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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