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Sirte Free Zone port quay construction reaches 90% completion
via Libya Herald1 min read
Mahmoud Al-Furjani, Chairman and General Manager of the Sirte Free Zone, announced that the construction of the port quay has reached a 90% completion rate, entering its final stages before operations begin. This development is expected to enhance trade and investment, supporting the national economy by activating the strategic role of the free zone and its seaport. Additionally, construction continues on the dry bulk grain quay and the oil and gas quay, which spans 360 meters, also reaching 90% completion. This progress indicates the project's imminent service entry and will strengthen its handling and logistics capabilities.
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