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 ...

Under the MoU signed by bp, the company will evaluate redevelopment opportunities in the mature giant Sarir and Messla oilfields in Libya’s Sirte basin, including the exploration potential of adjacent ...

Libya is officially re-entering the international oil and gas arena, launching its first major exploration licensing round in ...

The Libya Economic Monitor features a special chapter, "Redefining the Role of State-Owned Enterprises in Libya," which explores an extensive network of nearly 190 state-owned enterprises (SOEs) ...

While key economic institutions, such as the CBL, NOC and the Libya Investment Authority, have taken steps to strengthen governance and transparency, regulatory reform and stronger anti-corruption ...

Libya’s judicial authorities are cracking down on fundamental freedoms, Human Rights Watch (HRW) announced on Monday, in their report “Injustice By Design: Need for Comprehensive Justice Reform in ...

Outdated laws and political interference are choking Libya’s media. Rights groups call for legal reforms and civil society consultation to protect press freedom.

Divisions due to economic competition The competition for Libya's oil wealth lies at the heart of its political and economic challenges.

UNSMIL is also consulting economic experts on reforms to strengthen financial sustainability and transparency. At the same time, efforts to enhance communication and information sharing between ...

Twenty-nine young men and women from across the country recently joined the United Nations Support Mission In Libya’s economic experts in person and online in workshops to discuss the challenges ...

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.

Libya’s Central Bank (CBL) Governor, Naji Issa, met with a delegation from the World Bank on Wednesday to discuss economic reforms aimed at stabilizing the country’s financial system.