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عين ليبيا
Al-Qraytli discusses Libya’s energy collapse
Libya has been facing a persistent electricity crisis for more than 15 years, despite billions of dollars allocated to the sector. Experts and stakeholders attribute the crisis to corruption and poor management, rather than just a lack of technical capabilities. This crisis causes prolonged outages that can last for days, especially in the southern regions, which suffer from neglect and disregard. Officials and experts emphasize the need for a comprehensive overhaul that includes fighting corruption, reforming institutions, and developing sector management, along with shifting towards alternative energies like solar power. Although proposals and offers from foreign companies exist, large-scale projects have not been implemented. They stress the importance of investigations to determine how billions of dollars have been spent without producing tangible improvements, particularly to safeguard the lives of citizens, especially those with critical health conditions. Experts believe that solving the crisis requires fundamental changes in government management and delegating responsibilities to experienced and competent individuals to ensure service stability and achieve genuine sector development.
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