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Construction to resume at the Four Points Sheraton

bySami Zaptia
October 23, 2021
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Construction to resume at the Four Points Sheraton

By Sami Zaptia.

The partially completed and opened Four Points (left) and the incomplete Sheraton (right) in Tripoli. (Photo: Sami Zaptia).

Tripoli, 23 October 2021:

According to a report today by the Municipality of Hay Al-Andalous construction work is to resume at the Four Points Sheraton Hotel located on the sea in the Municipality.

The announcement came after the Acting mayor of the Municipality visited the hotel and met its management the chairman of the board of directors of the hotel. They reportedly informed the acting mayor of starting arrangements to complete the all the facilities of the stalled project.

 

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The partially complete Sheraton Hotel, Four Points Hotel, Shopping Mall and Marina complex (Photo: Hay Al-Andalous Municipality).

 

The hotel itself has been operating on a reduced basis for some time, but the rest of its accompanying unfinished facilities such as the harbour and the large multi-storey commercial mall, as well as the underground and above car parking are incomplete.

The municipality said the project will contribute to its commercial activity and the city of Tripoli and will provide many job opportunities.

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