The February 17 Revolution between the causes and obstacles to change” A diagnostic study of the situation of the Libyan revolution
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Reasons and drivers of change, obstacles to change, political exclusionAbstract
Libya, like its neighbors Tunisia and Egypt, experienced the effects of the Arab Spring in 2011. After the fall of Gaddafi's regime, Libyans are still working to rebuild their country. However, the process has been slow and faced challenges such as weak institutions, security breaches, violence, extremism, corruption, and unemployment. Political divisions have further complicated the situation. National reconciliation and social justice are crucial for Libya to achieve security, development, and prosperity. The study examines the causes of change, obstacles to state-building, and offers potential solutions.
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