SAFE HAVEN LIBYA – INDICATIVE PRESENTATION (REWORKED)

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SAFE HAVEN LIBYA

National Trade Integrity Infrastructure

SAFE HAVEN LIBYA
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Current Challenges in Libya

  • Abuse of Letters of Credit and over-invoicing
  • Fictitious or hidden beneficiaries in trade transactions
  • Weak linkage between contracts, inspections, shipping, and customs
Current Challenges in Libya
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The Paradigm Shift

  • From reactive enforcement to preventive system design
  • Verified actors and fixed contracts prevent crime before it starts
  • Independent inspection and transparent shipping create automatic evidence
The Paradigm Shift
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What SAFE HAVEN Is

  • A national integrity infrastructure and preventive control mechanism
  • A technical execution & documentation system
  • A source of court-admissible evidence, not a bank or fintech
What SAFE HAVEN Is
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Institutional Roles

  • Public Prosecutor: Legal oversight and evidence recipient
  • Customs Authority: Full sovereign decision power
  • Central Bank of Libya: Policy-level transparency only
Institutional Roles
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Digital Trade Verification

  • All participants must be verified with Trade ID
  • Verification includes legal entity validation and UBO checks
  • Sanctions & risk screening for all importers and suppliers
Digital Trade Verification
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Secure Trade Flow Overview

  • Trade ID verification to contractual lock-in
  • Independent inspection and secure shipping
  • Customs pre-clearance and National Evidence Vault
Secure Trade Flow Overview
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Independent Inspection

  • Pre-shipment inspections by accredited firms
  • No loading without approval
  • Multiple providers allowed for competition
Independent Inspection
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Customs Integration

  • Verified data provided before arrival
  • No automated release or hold decisions
  • NII scan images linked to contract and inspection
Customs Integration
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Evidence by Default

  • Evidence generated automatically, no manual compilation
  • Stored in tamper-proof evidence vault
  • Full chain of custody maintained
Evidence by Default
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Pilot Project Objectives

  • Prove operational feasibility and validate procedures
  • Prepare institutions and train national staff
  • Initial focus on medical supplies and selected ports
Pilot Project Objectives
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Scalability Built In

  • Additional commodities and ports can be added
  • Nationwide coverage without redesign
  • Same rules and evidence quality at scale
Scalability Built In
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Commercial Logic

  • CAPEX: Upfront and milestone-based
  • OPEX: Compliance & integrity service fees
  • No percentage of LC values or FX exposure
Commercial Logic
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Strategic Impact for Libya

  • Reduction of economic crime and protection of public funds
  • Faster compliant imports and strong deterrence effect
  • Judicially robust evidence and institutional strengthening
Strategic Impact for Libya
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Closing Statement

  • Transparency before import, control during execution
  • Evidence without conflict
  • Crime will be stopped before it starts
Closing Statement
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Benefits for Importers

  • Reduced risk of fraud and disputes
  • Faster clearance times at customs
  • Enhanced trust with suppliers and authorities
Benefits for Importers
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Benefits for Authorities

  • Pre-verified data reduces workload
  • Court-admissible evidence simplifies prosecutions
  • System works 24/7 without manual intervention
Benefits for Authorities
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Technical Security Features

  • End-to-end encryption for all data transfers
  • Blockchain-based tamper-evident logs
  • Multi-factor authentication for all users
Technical Security Features
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Implementation Timeline

  • Phase 1: Pilot project (6 months)
  • Phase 2: Limited roll-out (12 months)
  • Phase 3: National implementation (24 months)
Implementation Timeline
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Conclusion & Next Steps

  • SAFE HAVEN transforms trade integrity in Libya
  • Pilot project prepares for national implementation
  • Invitation to participate in shaping Libya's secure trade future
Conclusion & Next Steps
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