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New Tripoli fairground to be a PPP project with Libyan and foreign private sector investors

bySami Zaptia
September 1, 2015
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By Libya Herald reporter.

The historic Italian colonial era Tripoli International Fairground will be relocated to the outskirts of Tripoli as part of a new PPP project open to Libyan and foreign investors.
The historic Italian colonial era Tripoli International Fairground will be relocated to the outskirts of Tripoli as part of a new PPP project open to Libyan and foreign investors.

Malta, 1 September 2015:

Tripoli’s new international trade fair ground, to be located in the Ghoat Busag area located . . .[restrict]about 20 km on the south western outskirts of the capital, will be a Public Private Partnership (PPP) project, the government has revealed.

The new vehicle for the yet-to-be-built fair complex will be an ‘’investment company’’ between the state, the Libyan private sector and a foreign investor, the brief government statement revealed.

The revelation came at the Abdullah Thinni led government cabinet meeting held today in the eastern city of Al-Beida during which the Ministry of Economy was authorized to proceed with the new investment company.

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