Today, Sunday, the Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, followed the plan of the Real Estate Registration Authority during his meeting with the Minister of Justice, Halima Ibrahim, and the head of the Real Estate Registration Authority, Radwan al-Sunni, in the presence of the Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs and the Prime Minister, Adel Jumaa.
Dbeibeh issued his instructions to provide the necessary support to the Real Estate Registration Authority to implement its development plan, stressing the necessity of continuing the work of the authority in a manner that does not affect Resolution No. 102 of 2011 issued by the National Transitional Council, which was issued in exceptional circumstances, and to build the plan according to this basis.
For her part, Halima Ibrahim confirmed that the authority’s plan will work to carry out a number of services that have become essential and do not affect the decision, the most important of which is the registration of issued judgments, lawsuit sheets, administrative reservations, and lease contracts approved by the Law Department. It is considered the first step for the return of the Real Estate Registration Authority.
Al-Sunni also presented the difficulties and problems facing 76 service departments in Libya, and 8 main branches, especially after they stopped working for more than 10 years.
In conclusion, Dbeibeh stressed the need to clarify the role of real estate registration at this stage and not to allow rumors to harm the interest’s work, and that his work be in accordance with what the law allows him.