The National Investment Holding Company signed a strategic partnership agreement this morning with the General Exhibitions and Conferences Authority, under which the Authority will assume responsibility for the management, operation, and investment of the Tajoura Industrial Exhibition. The partnership aims to support and develop the infrastructure of the exhibitions sector and strengthen its role in serving the national economy. The agreement was signed in the presence of Mr. Al-Saghir Mohammed Ma’ilef, Chairman of the Board and General Manager of the National Investment Holding Company, and Eng. Essam Al-Aoul, Chairman of the General Exhibitions and Conferences Authority, along with a number of directors of departments and offices from both the Authority and the National Investment Holding Company. The Tajoura Industrial Exhibition is located on an area of approximately five hectares in the Tajoura district. It represents a significant project within efforts to develop the exhibitions and economic and industrial events sector in the capital, Tripoli. The facility includes a range of amenities and infrastructure, including covered exhibition halls, parking areas, green spaces, and integrated service facilities, providing a suitable environment for hosting exhibitions, specialized events, and professional forums. The project is intended to host specialized industrial and commercial exhibitions, as well as economic and investment events. It will also provide a platform bringing together companies, institutions, and investors, while enhancing opportunities for communication and partnerships between the private sector and various economic stakeholders. This is expected to contribute to supporting local products and opening new avenues for investment. Both sides emphasized that the partnership represents an important step toward strengthening cooperation among national institutions and developing the exhibitions and conferences sector, which serves as an important tool for supporting economic activity, improving the business environment, encouraging investment, expanding trade, and opening new channels of cooperation with companies and investors from inside and outside Libya. The agreement also forms part of efforts to activate and invest in national assets and facilities, transforming them into productive economic platforms that contribute to diversifying sources of income, supporting national industries, promoting the transfer of knowledge and technology, and strengthening private-sector participation in economic development. The Tajoura Industrial Exhibition is expected to hold its official opening in the coming period, positioning it as a new economic and industrial platform in Libya and a dedicated space for hosting specialized exhibitions and events. The project is expected to enhance the presence of Libyan products and industries while supporting the establishment of economic and investment partnerships that contribute to economic diversification and the growth of the national economy.