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Belqasim Haftar: Sirte University Embarks on Historic Reconstruction Journey

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On Thursday, Belqasim Khalifa Haftar, General Director of Libya’s Development and Reconstruction Fund, said that Sirte University is undergoing the most extensive development and reconstruction since its establishment more than 35 years ago. Speaking at a ceremony celebrating the university’s recent top rankings in Arab and international classifications for 2024, Haftar emphasized the critical role of education in rebuilding Libya. “This is not …

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Belqasim Haftar: Sirte University Embarks on Historic Reconstruction Journey

On Thursday, Belqasim Khalifa Haftar, General Director of Libya’s Development and Reconstruction Fund, said that Sirte University is undergoing the most extensive development and reconstruction since its establishment more than 35 years ago. Speaking at a ceremony celebrating the university’s recent top rankings in Arab and international classifications for 2024, Haftar emphasized the critical role of education in rebuilding Libya. “This is not …

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