The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Industry and Minerals, Mustafa Al-Samu, held a meeting at the Ministry’s headquarters with a delegation from Hungarian company, Rotary International Ltd., to follow up on discussions concerning a proposal to establish a modern water desalination plant in Libya.

The Ministry said this meeting serves as a continuation of previous discussions held between the two sides in the cities of Misrata and Tripoli, which addressed the initial project proposal and the modern, eco-friendly technologies that could be employed in its implementation.

The meeting also covered updates on the proposal, prospects for cooperation, and the significance of the project in meeting the water requirements of industrial activities, strengthening infrastructure, and supporting sustainable development.

The Undersecretary emphasized the Ministry’s commitment to pursuing serious investment initiatives, fostering partnerships with international companies, and facilitating the transfer of modern technology—all of which contribute to the development of the industrial sector in Libya.

It will be recalled that:

– On 26 November the Ministry signed an MoU with the Hungarian company to implement joint investment projects in the field of infrastructure, such as water desalination and purification projects and public services.

– The Ministry had held a meeting with Rotary International on 9 October this year about establishing to establish a cement factory.

– On 22 September had reported that it held further meetings with the company to continue discussions and to follow up on studying the initial proposal submitted by the company regarding the establishment of a modern and advanced water desalination plant in Libya.

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