Libyan government on Wednesday signed a cope with a consortium of Italian groups to construct two passenger terminals at Tripoli’s global airport, which preventing forced the closure of in 2014.
The venture would have an initial price of seventy eight million euros ($88.5 million), Sami al-Aish of the delivery ministry told AFP.
The consortium, whose contributors he did now not discover, would construct two terminals, for both global and domestic flights.
The international terminal become expected to be built inside 10 months even as the domestic one become in all likelihood to be in provider in 18 months, stated Aish.
The international airport in Tripoli was badly damaged all through fierce combating in mid-2014 among rival armed groups vying for manage of the capital which in the end fell to a coalition of militias.
The fighting sparked an exodus of Westerners from Tripoli.
The embassy of Italy, a former colonial power, turned into one of the remaining western missions to shut in February 2015 however it reopened in January.
Flights inside and out of Tripoli had been running via Mitiga airport, a former military base east of the capital
that changed into the scene of lethal fighting on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The venture would have an initial price of seventy eight million euros ($88.5 million), Sami al-Aish of the delivery ministry told AFP.
The consortium, whose contributors he did now not discover, would construct two terminals, for both global and domestic flights.
The international terminal become expected to be built inside 10 months even as the domestic one become in all likelihood to be in provider in 18 months, stated Aish.
The international airport in Tripoli was badly damaged all through fierce combating in mid-2014 among rival armed groups vying for manage of the capital which in the end fell to a coalition of militias.
The fighting sparked an exodus of Westerners from Tripoli.
The embassy of Italy, a former colonial power, turned into one of the remaining western missions to shut in February 2015 however it reopened in January.
Flights inside and out of Tripoli had been running via Mitiga airport, a former military base east of the capital
that changed into the scene of lethal fighting on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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