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Libya and Korea discuss resuming stalled housing projects

bySami Zaptia
April 24, 2026
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Libya to invest $140 billion in projects over the next decade

Stalled housing projects from 2011 (Photo from archives: Sami Zaptia).

The Director of the National Housing and Real Estate Development Programme, Faisal bin Dardaf, held a meeting last Tuesday (21 April) with the Korean Ambassador to discuss resuming and reactivating stalled housing projects to ensure their completion according to approved plans.

The meeting emphasized the importance of supporting government efforts to address the housing crisis through the construction of 150,000 housing units and strengthening technical cooperation between the two sides to guarantee quality implementation and overcome obstacles.

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