LIBYA’S FIRST AI DRIVEN DRILLING OPERATION SIGNALS A NEW PHASE FOR OILFIELD TECHNOLOGY
Economy
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Why Rising Shipping Costs Could Become Libya’s Next Inflation Shock
Libya’s next economic shock may not come from oil exports. It may come from the goods that enter the country....
Libya and South Korea reopen a broader economic conversation
Libya’s latest talks with South Korea may have focused publicly on education, technology, and health, but the wider significance lies...
The Future of Digital Payments in Libya: Are We at the Beginning of a Real Transformation?
For years, public debate in Libya has focused on cash liquidity. Yet experience has shown that the deeper problem was...
Energy
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Libya’s First AI Driven Drilling Operation Signals a New Phase for Oilfield Technology
Libya has taken an important step in the digital shift of its energy sector. The National Oil Corporation said Sirte...
Egypt Turns to Libyan Oil Amid Supply Disruptions
Egypt’s move to secure Libyan crude has pushed Libya into the center of a regional energy story. As war and...
Libya Signs Chevron Offshore Deal Amid Gulf Energy Crisis
Libya’s new offshore agreement with Chevron has landed at a moment that gives it greater significance than a standard upstream...
Politics
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Ankara–Cairo Engagement and the Next Phase of Libya’s Transition
The ongoing crisis in Libya forms a focal point for regional geopolitics in North Africa and the Eastern Mediterranean. As...
An Analysis of the US Administration’s Approach to North Africa
With every presidential transition in Washington, foreign policy priorities are revisited under the banner of ‘reassessment’. Geography, however, does not...
English Education Reform in Libya Gains Momentum with U.S. Support
In Tripoli on January 13, officials from Libya’s education ministry sat down with the U.S. Embassy’s cultural attaché to discuss...
World
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Libya–World Bank Economic Reform Talks Aim to Attract Investment
In Washington last week, a Libyan government delegation met with World Bank officials to shape next year’s annual work plan...
Sarkozy Libya Funding Scandal: French Court Jails Former President Over 2007 Campaign Conspiracy
Last month, a French court handed Sarkozy a five-year prison term, finding him guilty of criminal conspiracy in a scheme...
Oil, Influence, and Fragile Alliances: Libya’s Strange Trade Relations Amid Conflict
In the chaos of post-revolution Libya, trade should be the least controversial topic. And yet, the country’s most vital economic...
