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Zawia Municipality meets Chinese companies to discuss establishing Zawia Sea Port

bySami Zaptia
August 22, 2024
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Zawia Municipality meets Chinese companies to discuss establishing Zawia Sea Port

Last Tuesday, the Mayor and members of the Zawiya Municipal Council received a Chinese delegation that includes a group of companies specialized in the field of establishing seaports. The meeting, the municipality said, comes as part of its endeavour to bring the best international companies to establish the Zawiya Sea Port with the best specifications.‎‎

During the meeting, the mayor stressed his Council’s keenness to complete this giant project due to its great importance from an economic point of view. A video on the idea of the port and its stages was presented to the Chinese delegation.

In turn, the Chinese delegation gave a presentation on the capabilities and projects of the participating companies, whose officials, Zawia Council reported, expressed their happiness and interest in investing in the Zawia Sea Port project. ‎

‎The mayor and the Council members accompanied the Chinese delegation on a tour inside the city. This, Zawia council reported, was met with great welcome, and the Chinese delegation concluded its visit by affirming its gratitude and happiness with the visit.‎

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