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عين ليبيا
Libya's pathway: state first, democracy later
The article discusses the importance of building and stabilizing the state in Libya as a fundamental condition for the success of the democratic process. It points out that the real crisis is not the absence of elections, but rather the weakness of institutions, the loss of control over weapons, and the spread of security chaos, all of which hinder the implementation of election results and obstruct political stability. The article links the necessity of unifying institutions and enforcing the rule of law as essential steps to creating a conducive environment for democracy, emphasizing that a stable state is the foundation for peaceful power transfer.
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