Libya's Economic Crisis Continues

Libya is facing a severe crisis in water and electricity supplies. Frequent power outages have led to the suspension of the artificial river project, resulting in a shortage of drinking water and an unprecedented rise in its prices. The cost of bottled water has doubled from five to ten dinars. Experts attribute the price hikes to the deterioration of electricity supplies and the shortage of fuel used to operate the factories, with some traders accused of exploiting the crisis to increase prices. Citizens are also struggling to access water for daily use. This has been accompanied by disruptions in the energy system, as the lack of natural gas has led to greater reliance on diesel, further pressuring the economy and public services. There are hints that the crises could worsen if comprehensive reforms are not undertaken.

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