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Home Reconstruction

Egyptian company to build 500 housing units.

byMichel Cousins
March 6, 2012
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Egypt’s Arab Technicians Company for Metals Structures has stated that the company is planning to build 500 housing units in Libya. . . .[restrict]Company spokesman Osama Najjar said the company was keen to be present in Arabic markets during the coming period especially in those countries which has experienced major upheavals in the last year and where their infra-stature has been damaged.

The latest estimation for Libya’s reconstruction is that it will cost over one trillion dollars, and the countries most likely to benefit from this redevelopment will be the UAE and Qatar.

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