Work began on Sunday, in the city of Qasr al-Akhyar on the construction of a modern administrative complex, in the presence of Mayor Abdulrahman Khalifa and Municipal Council member Hisham al-Hamrouni, in a move that reflects the municipality’s commitment to developing infrastructure and enhancing administrative and service facilities.

The project is being built on the site of an old, dilapidated building that has been demolished and will be replaced by a modern three-story administrative complex designed according to contemporary engineering standards. This will help provide a suitable work environment and improve the efficiency of services provided to citizens, according to the Libyan News Agency.

During his on-site visit to monitor the project’s launch, the mayor emphasized that this achievement is part of the municipality’s plan to develop public facilities and improve the urban landscape, noting that the city of Qasr al-Akhyar needs more time and sustained effort to achieve the desired development.

A Start to Infrastructure Development in Qasr al-Akhyar

Mayor Abdulrahman Khalifa said: “These projects represent a true beginning to the city’s infrastructure development journey. We are working in accordance with a vision aimed at providing modern administrative facilities that meet the needs of citizens, and we are confident that the continued implementation of these projects will elevate Qasr al-Akhyar to the status it deserves.”

He added that the project is one of the development initiatives on which the municipality is relying to support local development and create a modern administrative environment that contributes to improving institutional performance and the services provided to the city’s residents.