The Libyan Parliament-designated government, led by Prime Minister Osama Hammad, announced that the Reconstruction and Stability Committee, along with the Fund for the Reconstruction of Derna and Affected Areas, has signed major contracts with Egyptian companies for the construction. The Libyan Parliament-designated government, led by Prime Minister Osama Hammad, announced that the Reconstruction and Stability Committee, along with the Fund for the Reconstruction of Derna and Affected Areas, has signed major contracts with Egyptian companies for the construction. Libya's journey toward recovery has sparked a massive wave of infrastructure development, with projects aimed at rebuilding and modernizing the nation. The demand for new housing, roads, airports, and utilities has opened the door for both local and international construction companies. In this. Tripoli based Libyan Prime Minister, Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba, followed up in a meeting last Monday (4 November) on 81 new bridge construction projects in the transportation sector, including 47 bridges within the Third Ring Road project. The meeting included Minister of Transport and Financial. Libya has begun construction on a new bridge in Sirte, named “Shuhada Al-Bunyan Al-Marsous” (Martyrs of Al-Bunyan Al-Marsous), in honor of the fighters who led the 2016 battle against ISIS. The bridge, located over the Al-Zaafran roundabout, is part of a larger effort to modernize Sirte's. In grand ceremony, Eng. Belqassem Khalifa Haftar – General Director of the Libyan Development and Reconstruction Fund inaugurated the (Balkhodor) Bridge located at the southwestern entrance to the city of Derna, as well as the (Wadi Bou AlMahboul) Bridge linking the cities of Derna and Susa, in the. After strife following the fall of dictator Muammer Ghadaffi 15 years ago, the Benghazi-based General Command is inviting international investors to be 'partners in the building of modern Libya', Mahmoud Elforjani tells African Business. Where does Libya stand today economically, politically, and. The first time “they” announced a project to build bridges in Benghazi, it was understandably met with derision. The last time a large-scale infrastructure project.