During a visit yesterday to the Al-Andalus Tourism and Investment Complex project, located at the beginning of Tripoli’s Hay Al-Andalus district, Tripoli-based Libyan Prime Minister Abd al-Hamid Al-Dabaiba said that the first phase needs to be completed. Emphasized gender. The project and the need to open next year in February 2025.
He said this is due to the importance of the project in revitalizing the tourism and commercial sectors to promote the country’s economic development.
The complex includes the unfinished Sheraton Hotel, the opened Four Points Hotel, the remainder of the unfinished Marina Yacht Club, an administrative complex, and a shopping complex.
The complex, like hundreds if not hundreds of projects and sub-projects across Libya, has been stalled since the 2011 revolution that toppled the Gaddafi regime. Lack of government funding, political and security instability, and contractual disputes with original foreign contractors (underpayments and price hikes) are the overwhelming reasons for halting implementation since 2011.
