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The return of China to Libya, after years of absence, reflects Beijing's interest in restoring its economic and strategic presence in the region through the resumption of diplomatic relations and participation in reconstruction, infrastructure, and energy projects. China aims to leverage Libya's strategic location on the Mediterranean Sea to strengthen trade networks between Asia, Europe, and Africa, while maintaining communication channels with all Libyan parties to avoid direct involvement in political conflicts. These moves come in the context of intense international competition involving the United States, the European Union, Turkey, and Russia for influence in the region. There are estimates that China's expansion in Libya may attract the attention of Europe and the United States, especially as its presence in strategic ports and projects in the Mediterranean grows. Meanwhile, Tunisia seeks to benefit from its close geographical position to Libya and possesses unique elements that could enable it to play a logistical role in reconstruction—should the business climate improve, port infrastructure be developed, and investments attract attention—thereby strengthening its position amid regional and international competition.
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