Libya Development Fund Discusses Airport and Water Projects with Turkish Companies

Libya – The Director of the Projects Department at the Libya Development and Reconstruction Fund, Saad Al-Zwai, held two separate meetings with representatives of two Turkish companies to discuss airport and infrastructure development files. The talks form part of Libya’s broader effort to rebuild key public services after years of conflict.

Airport Infrastructure Talks

The discussions covered the procedures for constructing and developing control towers and airstrips in Tobruk, Kufra, Sabha and Ghat, and examined ways to overcome difficulties ahead of the works’ start.

Water and Sewage Improvements in Benghazi

The talks also addressed the development of water and sewage networks, along with lifting and treatment stations in Benghazi, with the goal of enhancing the efficiency of basic services in the city.

Comprehensive General Plan for Benghazi

It was agreed to prepare a comprehensive general plan for Benghazi in line with the instructions of the Fund’s Director-General, taking into account the city’s urban expansion and future needs.

Drinking Water and 20,000‑Unit Housing Project

The meeting examined the mechanisms for delivering drinking water and implementing the integrated infrastructure required for the 20,000 housing units project, including the basic facilities and networks needed to serve the beneficiaries.