TRIPOLI: The Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity followed up on Wednesday the executive and technical procedures to complete the new ministerial complex in the capital, Tripoli. This came during the Prime Minister’s meeting with the Ministry of Planning, the Administrative Centers Development and Development Authority, the Real Estate Registry, State Property and Urban Planning Authority, and the company implementing the project.
According to Libyan News Agency, the implementing company presented a technical and financial position on the implementation of works in the administrative complexes and various service facilities, and coordination with institutions and ministries to determine their needs to complete the final works accordingly. The Prime Minister stressed the need to unify the efforts of state institutions to complete this important project, expressing surprise at the lack of most ministries of owned administrative headquarters and their exploitation as rental sites, indicating that
the matter cannot continue.
He also stressed that the new administrative complex will be a unified center for all state institutions, directing the Administrative Centers Development and Development Authority to add a meeting hall and conference centers to the complex to be a suitable location for Libyan state institutions. The Prime Minister stressed the need to adopt a clear timetable for implementing the works, and to give priority in implementation to ministries that lack administrative buildings.