Representatives of the China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC) have held meetings with the Benghazi Local Council to discuss a possible resumption of work at a 20,000-unit housing project.

Ali al-Sharif says his ministry focussed last year on rebuilding properties damaged during the 2011 conflict, building new houses and improving infrastructure at the local level.

Three companies have been awarded contracts worth a total of LD7.7m ($6.2m) for repair and maintenance works at a number of buildings in Tripoli’s old quarter.

The Sirte Local Council says it will begin paying compensation to homeowners of a district whose properties were damaged in the revolution 

The housing minister says the Housing and Infrastructure Board (HIB) has signed a contract worth around $200m (LD254m) with US-based AECOM to provide technical support, reviving work it was undertaking before 2011.

The Sirte branch of the Housing and Infrastructure Board (HIB) has begun assessing proposals to carry out repair and maintenance works on government buildings damaged during the 2011 conflict.

The Zliten Local Council has issued a statement demanding that the Housing and Infrastructure Board (HIB) open an office in Zliten to end a policy of “neglect” towards the town.

The state-owned Libyan Arab Foreign Investment Company (LAFICO) says it will not go ahead with a planned project in central Tunis until it has completed feasibility studies.

The capital's biggest commercial office building reopened on 2 December after several days of being closed by management over security concerns.

Lifts and other services at Tripoli Towers, the capital's biggest commercial office building, were still non-operational on 28 November, a day after tenants were asked to leave the building after reports of disputes with an armed group.

An arm of Libya's sovereign wealth fund plans to build a new 30-floor mixed-use tower in central Tunis that, if completed, would be the country's tallest building.

The committee responsible for identifying and removing buildings at risk of collapse says it has resumed its field work in several areas of the city.

Ghadames Local Council has published the details of nine contracts it has awarded to local companies for various infrastructure works in the town.

Officials from Benghazi have held meetings with representatives from the Canadian firm in a bid to restart a project to clean up three lakes in the city.

The state-run Organisation for the Development of Administrative Centres (ODAC) says it has held discussions with a joint Libyan-Turkish company on restarting work on the project, which has been stalled since 2011.