Exploiting the Electricity Crisis
The electricity crisis in Libya goes beyond a technical issue and has become a mirror of the country's political crisis. It reflects institutional instability and political divisions, which weaken the management of the sector. This has led to a deterioration in the quality of basic services despite significant expenditures on the sector. Experts confirm that the ongoing crisis threatens the legitimacy of governments and affects citizens' trust, and the issue is sometimes exploited as a tool in political conflicts. Estimates suggest that potential scenarios range from limited improvements in the situation, to escalating protests, or deepening political divisions, highlighting the need for reform consensus to save the sector and ensure the stability of the state.
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