In a developing economy like Libya, access to funds and credit is essential for business, economic development, and growth. A […]
Omar Khattaly
In 2024, the Maghreb region and Egypt reported unprecedented banking profits.
Globally, banks have over $370 trillion in assets under management, which is predicted to reach $550 trillion in the next […]
The United Nations’ role in Libya’s continuous chaos
The proposed United Nations plan for Libya aims to reform the political system and establish a new government. However, past […]
Can the USA Be a Trustworthy Partner for Peace in the Middle East?
The United States, as the world’s largest producer and exporter of weapons, faces an inherent contradiction in promoting peace and […]
In response to the Financial Times article on the Libyan Central Bank dating back to August 30t
The Central Bank Of Libya By:Omar Khattaly Mr. Kabir’s decision to flee the country has effectively placed Libya’s financial institutions […]
The Removal of Libya’s Central Bank Governor
Chaos and violence are major prerequisites for the removal of an official from Libya’s official institutions, from the National Oil […]
Libya: The challenges of building a state, growing an economy, and income inequality
In 1982, Forbes magazine unveiled a list of America’s wealthiest 400 individuals and their fortunes. This roster featured a mere […]
The Short Future of Oil. Will Libya and Africa miss this last opportunity?
At a recent Energy Asia conference in Malaysia, executives and experts from global oil companies discussed the future demand and […]
Can Africa replace Russia as Europe’s leading energy supplier?
Until recently, Russia has supplied Europe with an average of over 150 billion cubic meters (BCM) of Natural Gas annually, […]
Libya and the African economy: successes and failures
The World Bank recently released a list of countries with the most ease of investment and business in Africa and […]