TRIPOLI: Libyan authorities on Wednesday signed a deal with a consortium of Italian companies to build two passenger terminals at Tripoli’s international airport, which fighting forced the closure of in 2014.
The project would have an initial cost of 78 million euros ($88.5 million), Sami al-Aish of the transport ministry told AFP.
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