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عين ليبيا
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The article links Libya’s near-total dependence on oil, institutional division and disruption to education, arguing that the combined effect of these crises weakens the country’s sovereignty and creates openings for foreign influence. Oil revenues and royalties reached 111.6 billion dinars in the first nine months of 2026—about 97% of the revenues reported in the Central Bank of Libya’s statement. Meanwhile, UN reports have documented armed groups’ penetration of the sector and fuel smuggling. In 2025, EU imports of Libyan crude oil were worth about $21.7 billion. The article calls for the publication of revenue and expenditure accounts, payment of outstanding dues to teachers, and a plan to make up for students’ lost learning. It also stresses that accusing a foreign actor of interfering in the teachers’ strike requires evidence.
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