Libyan Infrastructure Fund is set to play a key role in rebuilding the country's critical infrastructure, focusing on energy, transport, and utilities. The initiative aims to attract international investment and support public-private partnerships.
An international infrastructure and healthcare group has proposed building two waste-to-energy plants in Libya's second-largest city, Benghazi, as part of a broader push to modernise the country's public services and energy supply.
Libya's prolonged liquidity crisis reflects deeper structural and political fractures. From 2019 to 2025, the Central Bank of Libya (CBL) launched key reforms to manage cash shortages and stabilize the economy, yet investor trust remains fragile.
Food Trade Battle: Tunisia and Turkey Compete for Dominance in Libya's Market By Ahmed Maamar M Elhadar Libya's food market is witnessing fierce competition between Turkey and Tunisia.
A Transformational Leap in Libya's Banking Sector: The Rise of Digital Finance By Ahmed Maamar M Elhadar – Entrepreneur & Economic Journalist Libya's banking sector is changing fast.
