The annual meeting of the National Union Engineering Consultants, which is listed on the Tripoli bourse, has approved the company's 2012 accounts.

An official from Libya's Ministry of Housing and Utilities says the two sides are studying the contracts of some 30 Tunisian companies who were working in Libya prior to 2011.

A group of residents from a district of Benghazi held a demonstration last week over the "deterioration" of infrastructure and public services in their area.

The newly-refurbished Benghazi branch of the Real Estate Registry has reopened.

The head of the Cairo-based Global Consolidated Contractors (GCC) says it has won a contract to work on a $1.5bn (LD1.9bn) rebuilding project in Misrata.

Malta's Corinthia Group has held meetings with Libya's investment and privatisation authority to discuss two new real estate and tourism projects.

The Sirte Local Council has held meetings to discuss the resumption of work at a 1,000-unit housing project that was under construction prior to 2011.

A number of Libyan companies have reportedly restarted work on housing projects in Ghariyan, in western Libya, after a hiatus of around two years.

Mediterranean Investments Holding, the Malta-based developer behind the Palm City and Medina Tower projects in Tripoli, has appointed a new non-executive director to its board.

The state-owned Tobruq General Contracting Company says it has projects worth LD2.4m ($1.9m) in progress, including work on renovating the town's main square.

Deputy prime minister Awad Barasi says that the government will increase the amount of housing loans for Libyan citizens, and has been covering salaries to employees who were previously employed on projects that remain frozen.

The state-owned Misrata General Construction Company says it is working on several projects in the city, but told The Libya Report that the cost of all building materials has risen sharply since the end of the 2011 conflict.

Libya's housing and utilities minister says it has signed 600 agreements to resume work on stalled projects, and expects 60,000 new housing units to be built "in the coming period".

A Benghazi representative in the General National Congress (GNC) says the government will provide financial support to residents in need of housing, and will also pay compensation to families affected by the 2006 demonstrations in the city.

The Organisation for the Development of Administrative Centres (ODAC) says it plans to restart a project with an Italian firm to renovate the Ministry of Foreign Affairs building in Tripoli.