Al-Shabli: Libyans tired of constant seat changes
The report prepared by the British Chatham House Institute highlights that Washington's project in Libya focuses on managing the crisis and sharing power among the dominant factions rather than building a strong state. It confirms that this strategy legitimizes the corruption system and sustains the status quo, while also draining significant financial resources. For example, the value of fuel imports reached nine billion dollars in just one year, and the consumption of diesel by some armed groups increased by over 1500%. The report criticizes the existing quota-based solutions, stating they will not lead to the building of a proper state. It calls for a genuine Libyan will, starting with a referendum on the country's form, preparing a constitution, and holding real elections, rather than dividing positions among families and political interests that hinder stability and development.
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