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Libya
Abdelhamid Dabaiba turns to public-private partnerships for infrastructure investment

To get round the lack of a state budget, which House of Representatives members are struggling to agree on, the Libyan prime minister is looking to public-private partnerships to finance the country's infrastructure projects. [...]

Published on 14.02.2023 at 05:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Abdelhamid Dabaiba
Abdul Majid Ibrahim Abdul Karim
Ali Ibrahim Dabaiba
Fayez al-Sarraj
Libyan Investment and Development Company
Libyan Public Private Partnership Company
OECD
Organisation for Development of Administrative Centres
World Bank

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Dabaiba takes direct control of ODAC, a major recipient of public funds during the Gaddafi era

Libyan prime minister Abdelhamid Dabaiba has revived ODAC, the state-owned body which oversees major public sector infrastructure projects. It was long headed by his cousin Ali Ibrahim Dabaiba, who is suspected of having misappropriated massive amounts of public funds.

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Dabaiba takes asset hunt under his wing - to protect family

Libya's prime minister Abdelhamid Dabaiba has taken control of LARMO, the office charged with tracing millions of dollars worth of assets embezzled under Gaddafi's rule. The investigation points to state bodies LIDCO and ODAC, headed at the time by Dabaiba himself and his cousin Ali Ibrahim Dabaiba.

Subscribers only Business 23.06.2021

Libyan Prime Minister Abdelhamid Dabaiba.

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Who really controls Misrata Free Zone, Libya's vital business platform?

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African Union centre stage in Cairo-Abuja scuffle for top WTO post

Nigeria and Egypt are busy rallying support for their bid to head the World Trade Organization while the African Union should announce its decision by the end of June.

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Nigeria's candidate for the post of World Trade Organization director-general, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala.

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Abdul Majid Ibrahim Abdul Karim
Ali Ibrahim Dabaiba
Fayez al-Sarraj
Libyan Investment and Development Company
Libyan Public Private Partnership Company
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World Bank

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