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UNICEF & Libyan Officials Discuss Water Infrastructure Upgrades

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The Benghazi Municipal Council has held an important meeting with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) representative in Libya, Mohamed Fayazi, to discuss a comprehensive plan for improving the city’s drinking water network. The discussions focused on coordinating efforts with the General Company for Water and Wastewater to enhance the urban infrastructure in Benghazi. The meeting took place in Benghazi and was chaired by the head of the …
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UNICEF & Libyan Officials Discuss Water Infrastructure Upgrades

The Benghazi Municipal Council has held an important meeting with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) representative in Libya, Mohamed Fayazi, to discuss a comprehensive plan for improving the city’s drinking water network. The discussions focused on coordinating efforts with the General Company for Water and Wastewater to enhance the urban infrastructure in Benghazi. The meeting took place in Benghazi and was chaired by the head of the …

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House hearing highlights need for federal water infrastructure financing programs

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