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Libyan Housing Minister discusses cooperation with Chinese construction firm
via Libya Herald4 min read
Libya's Minister of Housing and Construction, Essam Al-Tamouni, met with a delegation from the Chinese Housing, Construction, and Development Company in Tripoli to discuss collaboration on national housing and development projects. The Minister emphasized the importance of expanding cooperation with experienced international companies, transferring expertise and modern technologies, and strengthening public-private partnerships to implement high-quality projects and achieve sustainable urban development. A follow-up meeting is scheduled to present a comprehensive overview of the Chinese company's experiences and areas of work, with attendance from the Chairman and General Manager of the Savings and Real Estate Investment Bank, along with Ministry advisors, to discuss cooperation opportunities and executive steps.
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