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Bani Walid Addresses Involvement of Children in Armed Groups

19th July 2017
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The Bani Walid Municipality Commits to Address the Involvement of Children in the Armed Groups

The local council of Bani Walid has committed to release, rehabilitate and reintegrate children associated with armed groups.

Within the framework of UNICEF’s national campaign ‘Together for Children’, launched in April 2015, Bani Walid is the third municipality in Libya to take the decision of addressing the involvement of children with the armed groups.

Benghazi university economics don Attiyah Fitouri, writing in Al-Wasat, said he believed that the minimum cost of rebuilding the ravaged areas of the city would be LD 5 billion.

Libya could afford the LD 10 billion he said, because of its foreign currency reserves. He also said that the reopening of Benina airport would assist with the movement of the foreign companies and technicians that are needed in the reconstruction.

But for some the return to full operations cannot wait. Brega Marketing has begun extensive work on its Ras-Elmungar gas distribution terminal to the east of the city. It was not damaged in the recent fighting but has long been in need of an upgrade and expansion.

The job includes new gas tanks and a bottling plant. In January 2016 Brega opened a tender for two new tanks and a fire suppression system. It is not clear who won the contracts.

This June the new board of the wholly-owned National Oil Corporation subsidiary announced ambitious new expansion plans  though it has yet to announce how they will be financed.

Meanwhile Benghazi Port Authority is completing a survey of what needs to be done to bring the port back into full operation after fighting  raged around it for the best part of three years.

(Source: UNSMIL)

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