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Libya's Lack of Gain from Hormuz Closure
Libya has not benefited economically from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz over the past months, despite the global rise in oil prices as a result. This is due to the weak state of its refining infrastructure, which led to disruptions in fuel supplies, even though some African countries managed to avoid an energy crisis by increasing refinery output and avoiding restrictions from the Middle East. Like other producing nations, Libya has faced challenges due to dependence on imports and the repercussions of rising costs, with limited capacity to compensate because of weak financial infrastructure. A report forecasted that Libya would remain vulnerable to the crisis's impacts despite efforts to reopen the strait.
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