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Libya
Security Side protects French firms

Operating out of both Tripoli and Benghazi, the Libyan security concern Security Side has received ISO 9001 and OHSAS 19001 [...]

Published on 20/03/2014 at 23:01 GMT

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Turkish military company Sadat turns Erdogan-Sarraj alliance into business opportunity

Turkish paramilitary company Sadat, headed by former Turkish general Adnan Tanriverdi, has set up a partnership with Fawzi Boukatif-led Libyan company Security Side to train the forces fighting for Fayez Sarraj's Government of National Accord.

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Sadat and Security Side are carrying out a training mission among the government's forces.

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French security companies target Benghazi

The closer links which have been forged recently between eastern Libyan strong man Khalifa Haftar and France (MC 1264) are opening up new prospects for French private security companies. It is for this reason that the French foreign ministry, headed [.

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GEOS to tighten port security

According to Maghreb Confidential's sources the French security consulting concern GEOS will kick off a major inspection of Tunisia's seven [...]

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US Army veterans win hospital deal

The firm CEV Associates (CEVA) popped the champagne bottles in mid-September when a consortium of American companies it heads won [...]

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Silicon Valley knocks on Tripoli’s door

The leaders of Libya’s cyber-security community will meet with the people who count in Silicon Valley between April 29 and [...]

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Scramble to protect French firms

The Geos firm dispatched a raft of representatives to a meeting held in Paris on Sept. 6 by the French [...]

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