In their latest article published on 16 September with The Daily Sabah - Finance, Elif Binici and Mustafa Kirikçioglu recount the persisting lack of liquidity in Libya, manifesting itself through the long lines of citizens in front of Tripoli banks, waiting to withdraw cash. Thus far, Binici and Kirikçioglu note, the measures implemented by the internationally-backed Government of National Accord (GNA) have fallen short and the situation is exacerbated by Libya's political and security instability. However, as illustrated by Jason Pack in his latest article, economics is key to understanding and addressing the roots of the Libyan civil war.Click here to read the article.
Africa, Economic crisis, Economy, GNA, Governance, Government services, Libyan Business/Invest..., Trade, Tripoli
Despite economic measures, lines persist at Tripoli banks