On Saturday, October 31, 2026, the Director General of the Libyan Housing Projects and Facilities Implementation Device, Muhammad Ibrahim bin Ismail, conducted an inspection of the Giran Bridge project in Tripoli and the Al-Hadbaya wastewater treatment plant. According to a statement by the device, bin Ismail reviewed the progress of work on the bridge and listened to explanations from the engineers overseeing the project. He also examined the remaining stages of the project, emphasizing the importance of adhering to high-quality and safety standards.
The Giran Bridge project, located in the western entrance of Tripoli, aims to connect the second ring road with the coastal road in the Janzur area. The bridge passes over "Giran Island" and leads to areas such as Al-Siraj. The project consists of two elevated bridges, with the main bridge measuring approximately 490 meters in length and the second bridge measuring around 435 meters. Once completed, the bridge is expected to alleviate severe traffic congestion and resolve traffic and congestion issues in the Giran Island and surrounding areas.
During his inspection, bin Ismail stressed the need to accelerate the pace of work while ensuring that the project is completed within the specified deadlines. He also emphasized the importance of adhering to technical specifications and quality standards. The director's visit aimed to assess the project's progress, identify potential obstacles, and ensure that the project aligns with the approved timeline.
At the Al-Hadbaya wastewater treatment plant, bin Ismail reviewed the project's progress, discussed potential challenges, and reaffirmed the importance of meeting the project's deadlines and technical specifications. The plant's construction is crucial for improving sanitation and environmental conditions in the region.
The Libyan government has been investing heavily in infrastructure projects to improve the country's transportation networks, sanitation systems, and overall quality of life. The Giran Bridge and Al-Hadbaya wastewater treatment plant are two significant projects aimed at addressing the country's infrastructure challenges.
According to sources, the Libyan government is committed to completing these projects, which are essential for the country's development and growth. The successful completion of these projects is expected to have a positive impact on the local community, improving traffic flow, sanitation, and overall living conditions.
The inspection by bin Ismail demonstrates the government's commitment to monitoring and overseeing the progress of critical infrastructure projects. The Libyan Housing Projects and Facilities Implementation Device plays a vital role in implementing and managing these projects, ensuring that they meet the required standards and are completed on time.
Key points
- The Libyan government is investing in infrastructure projects to improve transportation networks and sanitation systems.
- The Giran Bridge project aims to alleviate traffic congestion in Tripoli.
- The Al-Hadbaya wastewater treatment plant is crucial for improving sanitation and environmental conditions.
