Belqasem Haftar signs agreement with Turkish company to develop University of Benghazi facilities
According to a statement posted by the Fund on its official Facebook page on Tuesday, the project will include comprehensive maintenance and upgrades to lecture halls, auditoriums, laboratories, activity centers, the library, and all medical faculties within the complex.
This initiative is part of a broader strategic plan aimed at enhancing the educational environment and providing modern infrastructure that meets current academic standards across Libyan cities. News Tagged: Belgasem Haftar Turkish companies
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