Libya & Italy Sign Five-Year Agreement On Food Safety And Animal Health
A new five-year agreement between Libya and Italy could improve food safety standards, strengthen Libya’s food industry and help local producers overcome obstacles to exporting their products to European markets. According to Italian news outlet Focus Europe, the agreement was signed between the Italian-Libyan Chamber of Commerce and Italy’s Togo Rosati Experimental Zooprophylactic Institute. It was signed in Misurata on 2 November and finalised in Tripoli on 3 November 2026. Libya And Italy Agree To Improve Food Safety Standards The agreement covers veterinary health, livestock disease prevention, food safety inspections and the development of veterinary laboratories. It includes training Libyan specialists, transferring modern diagnostic technologies and improving safety controls for me…
