The new Administration of the Port of Tripoli has pledged to develop and update the Port both in operation performance and delivery of services, with the aim to better serve and facilitate the transactions of the Port’s clientele. This Administration proceeded with a full renovation of the entire infrastructure including water, electricity, internal pass ways and warehouses. Vacancies in Human Resources were also filled. It is currently executing a plan to update and upgrade its Information Technology infrastructure to encompass the Administrative, Financial, and Commercial operations. In addition, Tariffs were carefully revised so that the cost of services offered by the Port become an unavoidable option when it comes to shipping in the Eastern basin of the Mediterranean sea. The aim of this Administration is to turn the Port of Tripoli into a Corporation that is organized, modern, and dynamic, with the required agility to be responsive to futur requirements for update and change, in order to attend to the interests of the Port’s clientele. Large development projects, especially the construction of the new Berth which is 1,200 m long and 15 m deep with an accompanied land area of 600,000 m2, will definitely elevate the status of the Port of Tripoli to become at par with International Ports, and to occupy a prominent position on the international shipping map. A- Warehouses and Yards

• 4 Warehouses for dry drainage goods, with an area of 11,000 m²
• 10 Warehouses for dry drainage goods and Wood, with an area of 17,500 m²
• 5 Yards to store vehicles, with an area exceeding 10,000 m²
• 1 Yard to store Containers, with an area of 10,000 m²
• 1 Yard for general purpose, with an area of 15,000 m²
• 2 Yards with an area of 3,000 m²to store fir wood

B- Port Equipment

• 6 Mobile cranes with capacity of 125-165 Tons
• 7 Mobile cranes with capacity of 100-120 Tons
• 10 Mobile cranes with capacity of 70-90 Tons
• 20 Mobile cranes with capacity of 40-65 Tons
• 11 Mobile cranes with capacity of 25-38 Tons
• 15 gafs for drainage goods
• 24 Forklifts
• 8 Bulldozers
• 30 Trucks
• 4 Tractors
• Equipment for stowage of dry drainage goods

C- Water Supply

• 8 outlets to supply ships with water using modern technologies
• A shalon with a reservoir to supply ships with water inside and outside the basins (this service is provided by the guidance station)

D- Electric Power Supply

• electric lamps in all the parts of the Port
• 20 lamps that work on solar energy
• Electric power supply on demand for ships and goods according to the adopted fees

E- Security and Guardianship

• 40 security guards that work 24/24 to protect and guard the Port and the Free Zone
• A network of surveillance cameras with a fiber optics infrastructure, currently under construction

F- Parkings

• Administration and visitor parking with a capacity for 50 vehicles
• Transit and Free Zone parking, with a capacity for 100 trucks

G- Toilets

• 4 washrooms and toilets distributed around the Port (under construction)

H- Duty-Free Market

• A Duty-Free market with an area of 880 m², developed by Interwoods Company.

I- Other Services

• 3 Cafeterias to serve the Administration building and the Berths
• A Hospital – under construction
• An office for the Workers’ Union