
Business in Benghazi (Libya), Port
Transport and Foreign Trade in Benghazi (oil industry): Port, Libya
Benghazi is the largest city of the Cyrenaica region, East of Libya, in the Maghreb (north-west Africa)
- بنغازي in Arabic
- Population of Benghazi: 0.6 millions inhabitants
- Benghazi
agglomeration: 1.1 millions inhabitants
- Benghazi is the second largest Libyan city after Tripoli
- Benghazi is one of the main Libyan economic, logistics and industrial centres
- The Libyan Parliament, National Air Company and
National Oil Corporation headquarters are in Benghazi
- The Oil industry is the pillar of Benghazi's economy
- Companies: Al-Brega Oil Marketing and Arabian Gulf Oil Company
- Main industries in Benghazi: processed
foods (fish and meat), textiles, tanning and construction materials
- Cement factory in Al-Hawari
- Main crops in Benghazi: cereals, dates and olives
Transport and Logistics
- Port of Benghazi
- Food products and manufacture imports
Access to the Benghazi-Windhoek
Corridor

Access to the Cairo-Dakar Transport Corridor

Libyan Students from Benghazi
- Masters: Business in Africa, Transport and Logistics in Africa
- Doctorate in African Business

More information: Trade and Business in Libya, at EENI Global Business School Website.
- Tourist potential
- Greek ruins of Cyrene
- Sahara Desert in Kufra
- Benina International Airport
- Libyan region: Benghazi (capital)
- Benghazi was the provisional capital of the National Transitional
Council
- 2011: peaceful protests broke out in Benghazi, at the beginning of the
Libyan revolution
- Main ethnic group of Benghazi: Berbers
- The inhabitants of Benghazi are Sunni Muslims
- Climate of Benghazi: semi-arid

Higher Education in Benghazi (Libya)
- University of Benghazi
- International University of Medicine of Libya
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