The Director of the Libya Reconstruction Fund, Belqacem Haftar, confirmed in media statements that 10 billion dinars were allocated by the House of Representatives for the reconstruction of Libya. He explained that this amount is insufficient to rebuild the country due to years of neglect, and the nation suffers from deteriorating healthcare and educational facilities.

Haftar clarified that the fund has worked on the renovation of Benghazi University, which had been destroyed for years, as well as the restoration of hospitals in Benghazi and other Libyan cities, focusing on the healthcare sector. They have also fully repaired electricity stations. He highlighted the significance of the Sebha conference, especially regarding the deliberate neglect of the southern region by successive governments for years.

He added that, for the first time in Libya, reconciliation was achieved between the residents of Tebu and Murzuq, who had been in conflict for five years, and the city had been entirely displaced. All destroyed homes were repaired.

Haftar emphasized complete transparency, with full oversight by the Audit Bureau, ensuring that all contracts are legally followed and everything is publicly disclosed.

He concluded by stating that there are no deals with Russia or China.