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Recent American efforts in Libya aim to reunify authority and end the political divide between the east and west by forming a unified government. However, the challenges focus on governance reforms, fighting corruption, and improving institutional performance. Washington views the sharing of positions among elites as an obstacle to genuine progress, especially since the core crisis relates to the weakness of state institutions and the lack of transparency, rather than merely political division. Critics warn that these initiatives may simply repeat the pattern of distributing appointments without implementing fundamental reforms, which could lead to a recurrence of crises. Experts emphasize the necessity of strengthening good governance and building independent institutions to ensure lasting stability.
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