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Libya
The Libyan economy is strongly impacted
by the political and security crisis it has been experiencing since 2011. The
National Entente Government led by Fayez El Sarraj, formed after the Skhirat
agreements signed in December 2015, and although supported by the United
Nations and the Western countries, has great difficulty in carrying out its
mission. Its power is notably challenged by the institutions of the East,
including the Tobruk Parliament and the National Liberation Army of General
Haftar. This dichotomy between the Government of National Entente in Tripoli
and the institutions of the East is generally a source of confusion, since
several large public institutions have an entity attached to the institutions
of Tripoli and a competing entity attached to the institutions of ballast.
The country is experiencing an economic
and financial crisis that is altering the quality of life of the population.
The state of public finances is degraded because of the fall in revenues
associated with the exploitation of hydrocarbons (production in sharp decline,
relatively low oil prices) and the explosion of public expenditure attributable
in particular to the growth of the mass salary (massive recruitment of public
officials without any link with an improvement of the performance of the public
service). The limitation of imports by the rationing of letters of credit, the
opening of which can only be done with the approval of the Central Bank, has a
direct impact on the population today in terms of essential public services
(water, electricity). and current consumption. The same is true for access to
cash withdrawals from banks for individuals. The use of the parallel market for
the currency (ratio of 1 to 8 between the official rate of the Libyan dinar and
the parallel market price) is increasingly costly for the population.
However, the country has a rebound
capacity in the context of a possible stabilization of the security situation.
The production of hydrocarbons, the main resource of the country, is certainly
down compared to 2010: 700 000 barrels / day compared to 1.6 million. However,
production could reach one million without major investment. If we add Libya's
assets abroad, including those of the Libyan Investment Authority, estimated at
$ 60 billion, but mostly frozen, the country has the resources needed to
restart the Libya when the time comes. its economy.
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