The Public Prosecution has ordered the arrest of an outlawed group accused of placing an earthen barrier in front of the gate of Al-Burj Cement Factory, halting its operations and causing significant losses to the company due to the disruption of production.
Our exclusive sources revealed that the ongoing conflict over cement factories in Libya, along with factory shutdowns, strikes, and arrest warrants issued by the Public Prosecution, is driven by the lucrative price difference, which amounts to more than 3.5 billion dinars annually for brokers, criminals, traders, and speculators across Libya. (The spoils from the Arab Union Cement Factory alone are estimated at 1 billion dinars annually.)
