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ARTICLE · 11 NOVEMBER 2020

Termination Of Contracts For Public Interest Under Libyan Law

Like any other government, the Libyan government, and its entities, purchases from the private sector, goods, services and works, such as construction and maintenance service.

LibyaGovernment, Public Sector

Dr. Mohamed Karbal is licensed to practice law in Libya, New York, and Washington D.C. and served as an expert witness on Libyan administrative law. Karbal & Co is a full-service international law firm that serves the needs of businesses and governments in Libya, Washington, D.C., and Turkey.

The Administrative Contracts Regulations

Like any other government, the Libyan government, and its entities, purchases from the private sector, goods, services and works, such as construction and maintenance service. Libyan government contracts, with few exceptions, are considered as "administrative contracts" and regulated by the Administrative Contracts Regulations ("the Regulations") (Decree no. 563/2007).

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