Al-Naeem Holding Hosts an Expanded Meeting for the Libyan Institution for Economic Consultation to Address Migration and Foreign Labor Regulation
Tripoli | [15th June 2026]
Reaffirming the pivotal role of the private sector as a core partner in supporting national stability and shaping sovereign economic policies, Al-Naeem Holding hosted an expanded meeting for the Libyan Institution for Economic Consultation at its headquarters in Tripoli.
The high-level meeting convened in the presence of Mr. Naeem Abu Abdallah, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al-Naeem Holding, alongside a distinguished group of economic experts, academics, and senior consultants.
The sessions featured in-depth and comprehensive discussions regarding the multifaceted dimensions of illegal migration and its impact on national security, with a particular focus on mechanisms for regulating foreign labor within the local market. Furthermore, attendees reviewed the strategic statement issued by the Institution, which highlighted key proposals aimed at balancing economic development requirements with safeguarding the country's security.
The meeting concluded with participants emphasizing the urgent need for relevant legislative and executive authorities to expedite the modernization of labor market regulations. They stressed the importance of implementing strict, innovative legal frameworks for foreign workers to safeguard the sovereignty of the Libyan state and enhance the resilience and stability of the national economy.
Reaffirming the pivotal role of the private sector as a core partner in supporting national stability and shaping sovereign economic policies, Al-Naeem Holding hosted an expanded meeting for the Libyan Institution for Economic Consultation at its headquarters in Tripoli.
The high-level meeting convened in the presence of Mr. Naeem Abu Abdallah, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al-Naeem Holding, alongside a distinguished group of economic experts, academics, and senior consultants.
The sessions featured in-depth and comprehensive discussions regarding the multifaceted dimensions of illegal migration and its impact on national security, with a particular focus on mechanisms for regulating foreign labor within the local market. Furthermore, attendees reviewed the strategic statement issued by the Institution, which highlighted key proposals aimed at balancing economic development requirements with safeguarding the country's security.
The meeting concluded with participants emphasizing the urgent need for relevant legislative and executive authorities to expedite the modernization of labor market regulations. They stressed the importance of implementing strict, innovative legal frameworks for foreign workers to safeguard the sovereignty of the Libyan state and enhance the resilience and stability of the national economy.