The engagement and involvement of the people, particularly the youth, are crucial for bringing about any desired change in Libya. As the majority of Libya’s population comprises of young people, they should play an integral role in the efforts to make Libya a better and more prosperous country.
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A Bright Future: Building a Decentralized Future
Eyhab Elbira is deeply concerned about the ongoing political crisis in Libya since 2011 and firmly believes that the Libyans themselves hold the key to resolving this crisis. Libyan people are capable of reconciliation after major crises throughout history, a solid foundation must be laid to achieve reconciliation. According to Eyhab Elbira, the solution to the Libyan crisis lies in the equal distribution of wealth among all Libyans. Eyhab Elbira argues that the power struggle among various factions is the root cause of the country's woes and that decentralization could provide a viable solution to these problems. In his view, decentralization, which involves allowing municipalities to run their local affairs, will not only address the issue of access to wealth but also help to address the security crisis that Libya facing.
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Libya has been in a state of political crisis for a prolonged period since the overthrow of the Ghaddafi regime in 2011. The country’s lack of experience with democracy and the political leadership’s immaturity has led to rival forces taking control of the country, leading to dysfunctional state institutions and centralized powers that deprive municipalities of many amenities. Moreover, foreign interventions have further complicated the situation in Libya, with the country now divided into two governments, one in the West and the other in the East. The United Nations has been making efforts to mediate between the warring factions, but a resolution remains elusive.
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We must not lose hope in Libya! The youth of this great nation have the potential to bring Libya out of this mess and set it on the path of progress and prosperity. We must believe in them and support them in every way possible. Together, we can make a difference and build a brighter future for Libya.
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