Tripoli, The Head of the Government of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Al Dbeiba, on Monday authorized a coalition of elite Egyptian companies to resume work on the third ring road project in Tripoli, which has been stalled since 2008.
A big event was held on this occasion, which was attended by the President of the Presidential Council Mohamed Al Mnefi, ministers, government officials, the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, the Vice-President of the Supreme Council of the State, a number of council members and the heads of the companies executing the project. In announcing the launch of the project, the Prime Minister thanked the coalition of Egyptian companies executing the project, calling for the contribution of Libyan private and public companies to this project, the employment of Libyan youth and reliance on accompanying services.
The heads of Egyptian companies executing the project gave a brief overview of the history of their companies, stressing that the project will be up to international standards, and in accordance with the highest specifications in this field.
Adel Abdel Mohsen, a representative of the Coalition of Egyptian Companies, said that within two weeks they will adopt the full timetable for the execution of the road projects in Libya, stressing that the duration of the execution of the project takes 12 months from the beginning of the date of processing the site and the removal of all obstacles and debris by the Libyan side.
Source: Libyan News Agency