The head of Libyan Railroads says he "hopes" works on railway projects suspended by a Chinese firm can resume, promising "assistance and support" for the company to restart construction.

A number of decisions were passed in the latest meeting, including approving a payment for the planned motorway along Libya’s Mediterranean coastline.

The manager of the airport, which serves Benghazi and has been forced to close due to the security situation, says some renovation work has restarted.

The Benghazi Local Council has used its emergency budget to purchase 26 wastewater and rubbish collection vehicle.

State-owned Afriqiyah Airways says it is implementing a new plan to help increase revenues and improve the quality of its services.

The interior ministry has issued a decision removing vehicle registration fees for a month.

An Ankara-based firm has reportedly restarted work on the road between Sirte and Bin Jawad, which was disrupted during the 2011 conflict.

The manager of the airport said the airport will remain closed until mid-July as nearby militias have failed to relocate.

A local company has reportedly started work on a short dual carriageway in Jalu, in Libya’s Wahat district.

The chairman of Afriqiyah Airways says long-mooted plans to merge with Libyan Airlines, which were already in doubt, have been suspended.

The manager of Sirte Airport says the facility, which has been closed since March, is preparing to reopen.

Flights have now reportedly restarted after being suspended for several hours.

The Italian shipping firm is to deploy a third vessel on its Mediterranean routes, which call at several Libyan ports.

The manager of Benina International Airport says it will remain closed after recently being hit by missiles from nearby clashes. 

The airport's manager says there are plans to increase the number of Libyan Airlines flights serving the western town.