Abdel Hamid Dabaiba, Prime Minister of the Libyan National Unity Government inspected New Administrative Capital on Friday and hailed Egypt's great efforts in the city.
Accompanied by a number of Libyan ministers, Dabaiba began his tour at the Al-Fattah Al-Aleem Mosque. The delegation performed the Friday prayer there. Then, they passed through the southern axis of Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed and a A central business district (CBD), in which 20 towers are being built.
The delegation was welcomed by Mohamed Saafan, Minister of Manpower, who is in charge of accompanying the Libyan delegation during the visit to Egypt, Abdel Muttalib Mamdouh Emara, Vice President of the New Urban Communities Authority, Head of the New Administrative Capital Authority, and Amr Khattab, member of the Technical Office at the Ministry of Housing, in addition to a number of Engineering Authority officials, and representatives of the Administrative Capital Company.
In the same vein, the Prime Minister visited the Cabinet building, and listened to Engineering Authority officials' explanation about the number of ministries, implementation rates as well as various equipment.
Finally, he inspected the Al-Massa Hotel, and praised the accomplished projects in the NAC. "These projects are a solid proof to the Egyptians' greatness and strength," he affirmed.
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