Libya signed a major infrastructure agreement with Swiss Italian shipping group MSC and a Qatari investment fund to expand the port of Misrata. The project, valued at $2.7 billion, aims to modernise Libya’s largest non-oil port and raise annual container capacity to four million units. Authorities expect the development to generate thousands of jobs and strengthen Libya’s role in regional trade and logistics.
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MSC Backs $2.7bn Misrata Port Deal
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26/01/2026
Libya signed a major infrastructure agreement with Swiss Italian shipping group MSC and a Qatari investment fund to expand the port of Misrata. The project, valued at $2.7 billion, aims to modernise Libya’s largest non-oil port and raise annual container capacity to four million units. Authorities expect the development to generate thousands of jobs and strengthen Libya’s role in regional trade and logistics.
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