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Health insurance expert Abdul Monem Al-Shammam writes: Health Insurance in Libya Between Need and Necessity With the worsening crises facing the healthcare sector in Libya and the growing pressur…
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Akram Abdullah Al-Ghziwi, Deputy General Manager of Takaful Insurance Company, writes: The Weak Contribution of the Libyan Insurance Sector to the Gross Domestic Product. Despite the long history…
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Written exclusively for our source by advisor Mustafa Al-Manea: Libya and the World Bank “Consultative Cooperation, Not Borrowing.” Libya’s relationship with the World Bank has witnessed signific…
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Professor of Economics Mohammed Al-Barghouthi wrote: A strong currency is not measured by its exchange rate. There is often confusion between the nominal exchange rate of a currency as shown in t…
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Professor of Economics Anas Al-Amin wrote an article titled: What if Libya charted its path to 2040? A vision for change and comprehensive reform. Libya is currently going through a complex and o…
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Professor of Political Economy Mohamed Al-Barghouthi wrote: The Libyan Dinar Between Floating and Pegging The economic debate in Libya continues to revolve around the future of the exchange rate…
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Financial analyst Khaled Al-Zantouti wrote in an article: I have asked several times why individuals and institutions are not allowed to open dollar accounts in Libyan banks, but I have not found…
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The economic expert Mohamed Al-Safi wrote: Whoever understands political economy will rule Libya. Let us imagine politics as a market, with traders (politicians) and customers (citizens). In this…
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Financial analyst Khaled Al-Zantouti wrote an article titled: The Possibility of Falling Oil Prices… What Should We Do? In light of today’s global geopolitical shifts, we must carefully examine t…
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In a move reflecting the flexibility of U.S. monetary policy, the Federal Reserve, led by Jerome Powell, decided to reduce interest rates by 25 basis points, bringing them to a range of 4.00%–4.25%…