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Libya’s Economy Showed Recovery in 2024, Remained Resilient Despite Reliance on Hydrocarbons and Ongoing Political and Security Instability: World Bank
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Libya’s economy showed recovery in 2024, remained resilient despite reliance on hydrocarbons and ongoing political and security instability: World Bank
According to the World Bank’s latest Economic Monitor for Libya, released yesterday, Libya’s economy showed promising signs of recovery in 2024 and remained resilient despite challenges arising from its reliance on hydrocarbons and ongoing political and security-related instability. The report says Libya’s economy contracted by 0.6 percent, primarily driven by a 6 percent decline in oil […] The post Libya’s economy showed recovery in 2024, remai…
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