🌐 Libya Development and Reconstruction Fund

organization LY

The Libya Development and Reconstruction Fund is a financial institution established to manage and allocate resources for Libya's post-conflict economic recovery and infrastructure rebuilding, monitored by international intelligence agencies for transparency and proper fund utilization.

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NOC’s Brega & LAIP’s OLA Energy hold groundbreaking ceremony for BOT model ‘‘Tajoura Oil Depot project’’ expired Deals involved 84%
Libya Development & Reconstruction Fund discusses with Turkish companies development of airports, housing & planning for Benghazi expired Travel involved 42%
Julyana Lake Waterfront Development Project continuing with a total area exceeding 1.6 million square meters expired Deals involved 100%
Julyana Lake Waterfront Development Project continuing with a total area exceeding 1.6 million square meters expired Real Estate involved 75%
Five new wells brought online at Zueitina Oil’s Al-Sabah field - adding 2,000 barrels per day to production expired Energy involved 100%
Misrata Free Zone explores new trade and investment opportunities with Malta expired Deals involved 72%
Arabian Gulf Oil Co. continues talks with BP to develop fields & boost production efficiency expired Deals involved 61%
Libya Development & Reconstruction Fund publishes design competition specs for Benghazi Gates expired Real Estate involved 55%
Deputy PM Al-Zadma discusses cooperation in southern Libya with Bangladeshi ambassador expired Deals involved 44%
Committee for Reconstruction of Benghazi Centre & al-Sabri holds meetings with Turkish, Italian, British and Polish companies expired Real Estate involved 45%
Japan ready to provide technical and technological support to improve quality of medical services provided to Libyan citizens expired Deals involved 72%
First Phase projects in Benghazi’s Julyana district inaugurated – including five bridges expired Real Estate involved 44%
Libyan-Egyptian Joint Economic Chamber warns of illegal and corrupt Egyptian private inspection companies expired Politics party 68%