Libyan Parliament Speaker Abdelnabi Al-Salahin arrived in Sebha on Sunday, ahead of a parliamentary session scheduled for Monday. The session aims to show support for the southern region of Libya, particularly the Fezzan area. Al-Salahin emphasized that the Parliament represents all Libyans and does not focus on a specific region. He also announced plans for future parliamentary sessions in western Libya to promote unity.
During a meeting with several MPs and government officials at the Reconstruction and Development Fund in Sebha, Al-Salahin reviewed various development projects in the region. The meeting included presentations on completed, ongoing, and planned projects in Sebha and other southern cities. The Parliament Speaker expressed his gratitude to the Reconstruction and Development Fund and the National Development Agency for their efforts.
Al-Salahin emphasized the importance of cooperation with those working towards Libya's stability and prosperity. He stressed that the Parliament would work with anyone committed to serving Libya's interests, without seeking personal gains or positions. The Speaker also highlighted the need for a clear and specific budget that includes necessary projects and allocations for the southern region.
The Parliament Speaker inspected several development projects in Sebha, including the Al-Mushir Mosque, which can accommodate 5,000 worshippers, and the University Complex, which comprises 22 colleges. He also visited the crossing bridge, Sebha Airport, and the Medical Center. Al-Salahin stressed that attention should not be limited to Sebha, but should extend to all cities, villages, and rural areas.
Al-Salahin announced plans to allocate funds for southern region projects in the upcoming budget, which is set to take effect in 2027. He emphasized the importance of making decisions and allocating funds to complete development projects. The Speaker also expressed hope for a new phase of development projects that would benefit all regions of Libya.
The meeting was attended by several officials, including Deputy Prime Minister Ahmed Homema, Investment Minister Ali Al-Saeidi, and Director-General of the National Development Agency Mahmoud Al-Ferjani. The officials discussed ways to support development projects in the southern region and promote economic growth.
The Libyan Parliament's session in Sebha aims to promote unity and support for the southern region. The session is part of a broader effort to address the region's development needs and promote economic growth. Key points include:
Key points
- Libyan Parliament to hold session in Sebha to support southern region
- Al-Salahin emphasizes Parliament's commitment to representing all Libyans
- Plans announced for future parliamentary sessions in western Libya
