Deputy Prime Minister/ Acting Minister of Health, Ramadan Abu Janah, has inaugurated a new medical waste treatment centre at the Rabita Factory.
The launch was attended by senior health and environmental officials, alongside representatives from key institutions, who reviewed the facility’s waste management operations and advanced treatment technologies.
The Libyan Ministry of Health announced plans to expand the initiative, with new medical waste treatment stations set to be established in the central, southern, and eastern regions.
The move is aimed at boosting the country’s waste disposal capabilities and ensuring safe, sustainable management of hazardous materials.
Officials say the project aligns with national efforts to improve waste management infrastructure and reduce health risks associated with untreated medical waste.