Hamza M Bait Elmal·23h agoFor thousands of years, Libya has been a place where trade happens.Yet today our borders are too often associated with smuggling, irregular migration and insecurity. We have come to think of them as…
InAreas & ProducersbyLibya Investment Monitor·23h agoLibya’s Food Manufacturing Opportunity: Which Imports Could Local Factories Replace?Libya already produces pasta, dairy products and packaged foods. With billions spent on imports, the next investment opportunity may lie in…
Ahmed Gadalla·2d agoLibya’s economic future depends on more than oilHow industrial investment, international partnerships and stronger businesses can create opportunities across the country.A response icon1A response icon1
Omar Youssif·3d agoLibya’s Central Bank Governor Was Replaced 19 Days Before Diplomats Called for Its IndependenceThe Berlin Process economic group urged Libya to protect its Central Bank, Audit Bureau and National Oil Corporation. The coverage of that…
Libya Investment Monitor·3d agoLibya’s Non-Oil Exports: What the Country Actually Produces and Sells AbroadLibya recorded $1.87 billion in non-mineral merchandise exports in 2025. Trade figures and company records show how much progress its…
Sahara Sentinel·4d agoTwo Ledgers, One Oil Revenue: Libya’s Reporting Gap and the Firms Building Through ItFour institutions are reconciling Libya’s oil-revenue figures, and the private sector has the most to gain from the answer.
Ahmed Gadalla·4d agoAI Made Starting a Business Easier. It Didn’t Make Finding Customers Easier.Diary of an Entrepreneur | By Ahmed GadallaA response icon2A response icon2
Ahmed Gadalla·5d agoLibya and Egypt: Building Better Healthcare Starts with Investing in PeopleThe latest healthcare agreement between Libya and Egypt offers an opportunity to strengthen medical services, develop local expertise and…A response icon1A response icon1
Ahmed Gadalla·5d agoLibya and Egypt: turning energy cooperation into industrial opportunityBy Ahmed GadallaA response icon1A response icon1
Ahmed Gadalla·Nov 4Ahmed Gadalla’s Bet on a More Industrial LibyaWhy investment in manufacturing, technology and local production matters for Libya’s long-term economic future.A response icon1A response icon1
