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AMR Turkish construction company expressed desire to resume projects in Tobruk

bySami Zaptia
January 30, 2015
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AMR expressed its desire to resume its projects (Photo from archives: Sami Zaptia).
AMR expressed its desire to resume its projects (Photo from archives: Sami Zaptia).

Malta, 30 January 2015:

Turkish construction company AMR expressed their desire to resume their projects in the city of . . .[restrict]Tobruk, Bawabat Al-Wast reports.

AMR has a contract for utilities infrastructure work in Tobruk with Libya’s Housing and Infrastructure Board (HIB), an implementation arm of the Ministry of Housing

The HIB’s Manager in Tobruk, Taher Al-Tayib, said that the meeting in Tobruk with AMR discussed a number of issues, including the process of payment for the Turkish company’s outstanding debts.

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Tayib said that both parties agreed to hold a second meeting at the end of February to review progress. [/restrict]

Tags: Benghazi PortconstructionHIB Housing and Infrastructure BoardinfrastructureprojectsTobrukTurkish
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