The ambitious port hoping to become Libya’s ‘jewel of Africa’ and bring warring sides together
Both sides of country are 'working closely together on everything related to the ports and maritime capabilities' The Independent ,...
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- Jan 26, 2019
Today’s Logistics Report: Packaging for Refills; Airbus May Take Wing; Walmart’s Driving Trucks
Michael A. Guidry is the founder of Guidry Group, a company established in 1985. The Guidry Group is a security services company. Wall...
- Jan 25, 2019
West and East Libya Unite on Susah Port Project
U.S. investment firm, The Guidry Group, announced today that Libya’s authorities in the East and West have come together and formally...
- Jan 25, 2019
SUPPORT FOR BILLION-DOLLAR LIBYAN PORT
Libya’s government authorities in the East and West have formally agreed to jointly support the billion-dollar development of what is...
- Jan 25, 2019
Libya's Governments Agree on Mega Port Project
Libya’s government authorities in the East and West have formally agreed to jointly support what is expected to be one of North Africa’s...
- Dec 4, 2018
Texan leads way for American companies to help rebuild Libya
In the most inhospitable of investment environments, Mr. Guidry is trying to build a $1 billion port in Susah, a coastal town 20 miles...
- Aug 17, 2018
U.S. Guidry group to build billion-dollar Susah deep sea port
U.S. based company, the Guidry Group, is to build a billion-dollar-plus deep-sea port near the eastern Libyan town of Susah. Libyan...
- Jul 27, 2018
Crisis Firm's $1.5B Port Project Aims to Heighten US Investment in Africa
The Texas businessman behind the project, Michael Guidry, says the port represents an opportunity for the U.S. to establish a significant...
- Jul 18, 2018
Libya Oil Issues Remain, but Investors Remain Interested
Oil production at a Libyan field is down to the point it can only satisfy local demand. United Press International, July 18, 2018, By...
- Jun 22, 2018
FinDev Canada is Looking to Boldly Invest in the World’s Poorest Countries
Kevin Carmichael: Most development agencies prefer debt to equity because it’s safer, but FinDev's first transaction was to take a US$10...