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While it’s easier to associate Libya’s troubled economy with inflation charts and dwindling oil output, what fails to make headlines are the opportunities lost, the gradual erosion of reform and ...
Ismail al-Sherif, a deputy in Libya's elected parliament based in the east, said that for economic measures to take effect they would have to be accompanied by political and security reforms.
Regardless of the political implications of Libya's settlement with the West over alleged involvement in the downing of planes in the 1980s, the economic impact of the move is adding to fuel to ...
Libya's economy is projected to rebound in 2025, due to an expected increase in its oil production following disruption in output last year that hit growth, the International Monetary Fund has ...
Libya's social protection sector is based on solid legal and institutional foundations and requires policy reforms to enhance its efficiency and effectiveness. Despite facing significant challenges, ...
Divisions due to economic competition The competition for Libya's oil wealth lies at the heart of its political and economic challenges.
Libya’s longer-term economic strategy should aim to diversify away from hydrocarbons and to foster stronger and more inclusive private sector-led growth. Structural reform efforts should focus on ...
The discussions underscored the urgent call for structural reforms, as Libya’s youth continue to seek clarity and action from policymakers to foster economic stability and growth.
In addition to being a powerful practical tool for economic development in Libya, the Reforms Guide showcases an excellent opportunity for the business community, the international community, CSOs ...
Libya's prolonged political transition is facing renewed strain, with mounting economic pressures and tensions between rival governments threatening the calm that has held since the 2020 ceasefire.
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