Tripoli based Libyan Prime Minister Abdel Hamid Aldabaib, held a meeting today with Martin Francesco, Chairman of Italian company Toscana Aeroporti—a company specializing in airport management and operations—and its CEO, Roberto Naldi.
The meeting was also attended by Mahmoud Ajaj, Chairman of the Libyan Local Investment and Development Fund (LLIDF) and Yassin Al-Abyad, Director General of the Economic and Social Development Fund (ESDF).
Representatives from the Italian company presented their technical vision and proposed plan for operating Tripoli International Airport. This includes management and operational mechanisms, as well as strategies to enhance service standards, in line with professional criteria that meet the requirements of international airports and the volume of air traffic at the facility.
The Prime Minister emphasized that the operational plan must be grounded in comprehensive technical foundations that account for the status of Tripoli International Airport and its role in air transport. He stressed the need to ensure operational efficiency and high-quality services, in a manner that aligns with the expectations of travellers and the requirements of airline companies.
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