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🛒 تسوق الآنLibya Build 2026 Opens in Benghazi: A New Era for Construction and Investment
Libya Build 2026 Opens in Benghazi: A New Era for Construction and Investment
Libya Build 2026, the country’s largest construction and building exhibition, kicked off on May 3 at the Benghazi Exhibition and Conference Centre, drawing hundreds of local and international companies for a four-day showcase of innovation, technology, and investment opportunities worth billions of dinars.
Benghazi Exhibition Centre Hosts Landmark Event
The 2026 edition of Libya Build brought together leading firms from across the construction, engineering, and real estate sectors under one roof at the Benghazi Exhibition and Conference Centre. The event, running from May 3 to May 6, featured exhibitions on building materials, smart city solutions, infrastructure technologies, and sustainable construction practices tailored to Libya’s growing market demands.
Organizers reported strong participation from Turkish, Egyptian, UAE, and European companies eyeing Libya’s reconstruction boom. The exhibition served as a critical networking hub for public and private sector stakeholders seeking partnerships in housing, commercial development, and large-scale infrastructure projects across the country.
Benghazi’s Construction Boom Gains Momentum
The timing of Libya Build 2026 aligns with a wave of major construction milestones in Benghazi. Just days before the exhibition opened, the first phase of the Julyana district project was inaugurated, including five modern bridges built by the Libya Development and Reconstruction Fund. The project aims to transform Lake Julyana into a modern urban façade while improving traffic flow across the city’s main arteries.
These infrastructure upgrades signal Benghazi’s rapid transformation from a war-damaged city into a regional hub for investment and urban development. The reconstruction fund has prioritized restoring essential services and road networks, creating a foundation for private sector growth in residential and commercial construction.
150,000 Housing Units and Smart Cities on the Horizon
Libya’s Minister of Housing and Reconstruction, Essam Al-Tamouni, revealed an ambitious five-year plan targeting the completion of 150,000 housing units nationwide. Speaking at the 13th World Urban Forum in Baku, Azerbaijan, the minister emphasized the government’s “Return to Life” strategy, which places housing at the top of national priorities to ensure social stability for Libyan families and youth.
The plan also envisions a transition toward smart cities managed by technology and surrounded by safety standards. The minister called on international investors to engage in responsible public-private partnerships, stressing that Libya’s reconstruction offers sustainable opportunities for global construction firms ready to commit to long-term development in the country.
Libya Build 2026 stands as a powerful signal that Libya’s construction sector is open for business. With billions of dinars in planned housing and infrastructure projects, Benghazi is emerging as the epicenter of a national reconstruction drive that could reshape the country’s urban landscape for generations to come.
