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France’s Alpha-Cim and FB Technology‎ make a presentation to the Airports Authority

bySami Zaptia
December 20, 2024
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Mitiga airport closure to continue due to militia fighting

(Logo: Libya Airports Authority).

Libya’s Airports Authority reported last Wednesday (18 December) that a visual presentation was made on the same date at its Tripoli headquarters by representatives of France’s Alpha-Cim and FB Technology companies to its staff.

The two company representatives were accompanied by the President of the French Libyan Chamber of Commerce. ‎

Alpha-Cim describes itself as ‘‘a leader in automation systems integration and industrial IT’’ while FB Technology describes itself as ‘‘the World Leader in Airfield Ground Lighting (AGL) photometric and maintenance systems’’.

‎The visual presentation was attended by heads of departments and engineers of the Department of Equipment and Equipment, and the presentation included an introduction to the company’s products and practical experiences in the field of airfield lighting systems for airports, in addition to protection, monitoring and building management systems. ‎

‎The engineering solutions provided by the company to improve the efficiency and quality of lighting at airports were highlighted, and to link systems and software.‎

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‎The possibility of future cooperation and benefiting from the technical expertise of the two companies in the development of airport infrastructure and engineering consultancy, were also discussed.‎

Tags: Airports AuthorityFrance French FrancoFrench Libyan Chamber of Commerce

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