Strengthening southern Libya’s reconstruction through key investments in healthcare, education, and public infrastructure
Sabha, Libya | December 22, 2025
Libya’s Prime Minister of the Government of National Stability, Dr. Osama Hamad, on Friday led the inauguration of a series of strategic facilities and vital development projects in the southern city of Sabha, as part of ongoing government efforts to enhance basic services and promote sustainable development in the country’s southern regions.
The Prime Minister was accompanied by the Second Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Misbah Duma, the Director General of the Libya Development and Reconstruction Fund, Eng. Belqasem Haftar, and the Chief of Staff of the supporting forces, Khaled Haftar. Among the projects inaugurated was the Sabha Medical Center, one of the most significant healthcare facilities in the region, aimed at improving access to specialized medical services and easing pressure on central hospitals nationwide.
In the education sector, the official delegation also inaugurated the new Sabha University campus, including student housing facilities, as well as the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Commerce and Political Sciences, following the completion of extensive maintenance, rehabilitation, and modernization works. These projects were implemented under the supervision of the Libya Development and Reconstruction Fund, in coordination with national and local authorities.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by several members of the House of Representatives, including Ahmed Al-Sharif, Issa Al-Aribi, Zaid Hidya, Mohamed Ajdid, Mohamed Arifa, and Mohamed Douma, in addition to senior state officials, representatives from the Ministries of Interior, Health, and Local Government, municipal leaders of Sabha, community elders and dignitaries, as well as military and security officials.
Officials speaking at the event emphasized that these inaugurations reflect the government’s commitment to balanced regional development, institutional reconstruction, and improving living conditions in southern Libya a region that has long faced challenges related to limited infrastructure and public services.
The projects form part of a broader national development and reconstruction plan, aimed at strengthening the healthcare, education, and infrastructure sectors, which are regarded as fundamental pillars for stability, social cohesion, and economic growth across Libya.
