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TGG has experience in construction, operating in over 15 countries, including Libya. The construction phase of the project is expected to last one and a half years, with TGG managing the complex for two years after completion.
The National Development Agency, operating under the General Command, Libya has signed an agreement with Turkish construction company TGG to develop the Benghazi Towers project. This initiative involves constructing three towers overlooking the 23rd of July Lake and the golf course near the sports city.
The Director General of the Benghazi-based National Development Agency, Jibril Al-Badri, signed contracts for the implementation of the Benghazi Towers project with the Turkish company TGG Construction, in the presence of the Chairman of the Steering Council of the Municipality of Benghazi, Sager Bujwari.
According to a source from the agency, the complex will be located in the Juliana area and will consist of three towers: the tallest at 124 meters, the second at 84 meters, and the third at 68 meters. The tallest tower will serve as office space for various companies and commercial activities, the second will be a hotel, and the third will be residential.
The source noted that TGG has experience in construction, operating in over 15 countries, including Libya. The construction phase of the project is expected to last one and a half years, with TGG managing the complex for two years after completion.
The project is divided into a residential tower, a hotel tower, and an office tower. The planned execution period for construction is one and a half years, followed by a two-year management and operation phase by the Turkish company.
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The towers complex will be in the Jiliana area of Benghazi. The towers will be built in 18 months with a 24-month operating period. The Turkish company works to operate and manage the towers for two years (BOT).
Benghazi Municipality said these projects come within the framework of the reconstruction of the city of Benghazi, raising the level of services and showing the city in a civilized manner that befits the city.
