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عين ليبيا
Al-Ghariani: Citizens seek solutions before new projects
Libyan Mufti Sadiq al-Ghariani emphasized the necessity for the country's government to prioritize addressing living crises and essential services, such as health, electricity, water, and fuel, due to the worsening suffering of citizens resulting from the decline of these sectors. Al-Ghariani criticized the government's investment in non-priority projects, such as developing football and organizing parties, at a time when citizens are experiencing a shortage of basic services and a decline in living standards. He affirmed that priorities should be based on providing essentials that are crucial to people's lives and security, in accordance with Islamic objectives that prioritize the preservation of religion and life. He stressed the importance of directing resources toward improving citizens' living conditions and tackling daily crises. These statements reflect ongoing debate over resource distribution and government spending priorities in Libya, especially after years of deterioration in the electricity and health sectors.
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