Libya will pay off its debts to Tunisia, amounting to US$ 250 million, before the end of this year. The promise was made by Libyan prime minister Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba during his two-day multi-ministerial visit to the neighbouring country that started Wednesday. Libya’s debt includes US$ 85 million to the electricity sector, US$ 30 million to the civil aviation, and US$ 85 million to health clinics. – He called for the return of Tunisian construction companies and establishments to invest in Libya. Aldabaiba wished the Tunisian people the best in their forthcoming 17 December elections, adding that the stability of Libya and Tunisia pushes the two countries towards progress and prosperity.

Source: Libya Today December 02, 2022 23:57 UTC