Italian strategic expert Daniele Ruvinetti told our source on Tuesday that Italy’s concerns regarding economic plans with Libya stem from political instability, security challenges, and migration issues. According to Ruvinetti, the fragmented political landscape and volatile security environment pose significant risks to investments.
Ruvinetti highlighted that Libya’s role as a transit point for migrants adds pressure to Italian policies.
He further explained that disruptions in Libyan oil production, critical for Italy’s energy security, combined with the influence of external actors, complicate Italy’s ability to engage effectively. These factors, despite the strategic importance of the initiatives, render economic projects with Libya uncertain.
