Good news from Tripoli international airport.Finally, a local subcontractor started to operate under the main contractor supervision,  three days ago.

We hope, Tripoli will be connected to the international routes as soon as possible.

On January 28th an official delegation of the Italian Government will reach Tripoli. Yesterday Antonio Tajani,the Italian Foreign Minister has personally declared us during the Balkans' meeting in Trieste.

A new shopping mall just opened in Benghazi this week. Libya Mall with its five floors and 30.000 squared meters is one of the biggest shopping malls in Africa today. Inside, there are more than 100 brands,10 restaurants and a 200-car parking lot.

The Minister of Economy and Trade of the Government of National Unity, Mohammed Al-Huweij, stressed the importance of developing a plan to diversify Libya's national economy, with special attention to transit trade and free zones.

 

Claudio Descalzi,CEO of the Italian ENI,during the Mediterranean Dialogues Forum has announced new oil and gas discoveries in Libya.ENI is currently discussing with its Libyan partner new projects to start soon.

The CEO of Irish Ryan Air, Michael O'Leary,  the largest airline in Europe in terms of the number of passengers is talking with the authorities in Libya regarding operating flights to the country for the first time.

Such deal will reopen the Libyan skies to the world and give all Libyans to move anywhere in the world without the bottlenecking of Tunis and Istanbul hubs.

The Chairman of the Libyan National Oil Corporation (NOC) Farhat Bengdara said he had agreed with Italian oil company Eni and United Kingdom's company British Petroleum (BP) to start a new exploration project for natural gas in the Mediterranean, a field that is similar to Dahr field in Egypt but with larger reserves.

A night to remember and think about a better future in Tripoli. The 1st Marcus Aurelius Arch Awards with the performance of Khoms National Day,

The first edition of Tripoli Carnival for Shopping and Entertainment was held on Sept 30th-Oct 6th.

Fathi Mohammed,Head of the Project Department at Railwas Authority has declared the resumption of the implementation of three railway lines that have been suspended since 2011.

The estimated projects are the Ras Ajdir-Sirte line with a length of 600 km, the Sirte-Benghazi line with a length of 500 km, and the Al-Heisha-Sabha line with a length of 800 km, in addition to the design of the Benghazi-Tobruk railways with a length of 450 km, and Tobruk-Musaid with a length of 144 km.

 

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