According to Libyan News Agency, the head of the team, Mustafa Al-Manea, presented a comprehensive overview of the initiatives and projects, detailing the progress achieved in their implementation, performance assessments based on approved indicators, monitoring of timelines, and strategies to address challenges faced by certain projects.

The presentation revealed that there are currently 67 projects and initiatives, with 8 completed, 10 set to be inaugurated before the end of the year, 20 projects under contract, and 29 projects under implementation. These initiatives encompass infrastructure, modernization, roads and bridges, airports and ports, along with educational, health, development, environmental, and economic projects.

During the meeting, the Prime Minister underscored that the success of these projects is contingent upon adherence to high-quality standards and completion within specified timelines, stating that any delays are unacceptable.

The team leader further elaborated, in the presence of the Minister of Transport and Financial Advisor to the Prime Minister, Mohammed Al-Shahoubi, and the Minister of State for Communication and Political Affairs, Walid Al-Lafi, that the report presentation is part of an objective assessment of project selection and implementation, emphasizing a commitment to transparency and disclosure regarding all projects and their implementation processes.