As part of ongoing development efforts, a new Central Oncology Hospital project has been launched in the city of Sabha by the National Development Agency.
The project is aimed at improving healthcare services in southern Libya, particularly in the treatment of cancer, and strengthening the region’s medical infrastructure.
The initiative is seen as a positive step toward expanding specialized healthcare services closer to local communities.
Under the directives of the Libya Development and Reconstruction Fund, work continues on clearing rubble and debris from Sabri and central Benghazi, in preparation for the next phase of redevelopment.
Large parts of the area consist of old and outdated infrastructure that has not been properly upgraded for decades, with significant portions also damaged during the second civil war against militant groups.
The Eastern Region authorities have launched a wider plan to redevelop the entire downtown district with modern urban design and new construction projects, aiming to rebuild the city’s core and transform its infrastructure for the future.
The Libya Development and Reconstruction Fund has announced a design competition for the entrance gates of Benghazi as part of efforts to enhance the city’s urban identity and visual character.
The project aims to create designs that reflect Benghazi’s historical and cultural significance while matching the city’s modern development vision.
The competition is open to architects, consulting firms, universities, and specialists in urban planning. Details regarding registration, submission deadlines, and evaluation criteria will be announced at a later stage.
BENGHHAZI – A Spanish economic delegation, led by Ms. Maria Femunoz, Commercial and Economic Attaché at the Spanish Embassy in Libya, visited several development and reconstruction projects in Benghazi.
The delegation toured key projects, including the Central Library at the University of Benghazi, Benghazi Stadium in the Sports City, and the Women’s and Maternity Hospital. They were briefed on completed and ongoing works being carried out by the Libya Development and Reconstruction Fund across several vital sectors.
The visit reflects efforts to strengthen economic and development cooperation between Libya and Spain and support the ongoing reconstruction process in Libya.
Construction Begins on Women’s and Maternity Hospital in Ajdabiya Under Eastern Region Government
Construction work has officially started on the Women’s and Maternity Hospital project in Ajdabiya, a healthcare development launched under the Eastern Region Government to strengthen medical services in the city.
The project aims to improve healthcare readiness, provide specialized care for women and newborns, and support thousands of families by expanding access to modern maternity facilities.
The hospital is part of wider infrastructure and public service development efforts being implemented across the Eastern Region. 🚧
In Tripoli, resurfacing works on Airport Road near Al-Khazzanat Bridge are continuing under the Western Region Government’s infrastructure maintenance program as part of the “Return to Life” initiative.
The project aims to improve road quality, enhance traffic flow, and ensure safer and smoother movement for commuters along one of the capital’s key transport routes.
In Tripoli, comprehensive upgrade works are ongoing on Al-Saraj Road under the Western Region Government’s infrastructure program.
The project includes improvements to the internal rainwater drainage network as well as upgrades to external street lighting, aiming to modernize the entire road infrastructure, improve safety, and enhance service efficiency for residents. 🚧
In Tripoli, the Ain Zara Road expansion works are continuing under the Western Region Government’s infrastructure development program as part of the “Return to Life” initiative.
The project aims to widen the road, reduce traffic congestion, and improve safety for commuters, while enhancing overall connectivity within the capital.
A new bridge on Airport Road is currently under construction by the Western Region Government as part of the “Return to Life” initiative.
The project aims to ease traffic congestion, improve connectivity, and strengthen transport flow across one of the city’s key routes. Once completed, it is expected to significantly improve movement and support broader infrastructure development in the area.
The Road 2000 project in Souq Al-Jumah, implemented by the Western Region Government under the “Return to Life” initiative, aims to improve connectivity by linking several vital roads and major intersections.
The project is part of wider infrastructure efforts focused on upgrading urban areas, improving transportation networks, and enhancing daily services for residents.