Libyan protests persist over power crisis

The Libyan Unity Government announced the receipt of the new Board of Directors of the General Electricity Company, headed by Bashir Al-Marash. This move aims to address the ongoing electricity outage crisis that has sparked widespread protests in Tripoli and other Libyan regions. The agenda includes an urgent plan to increase production capacity and implement rapid maintenance of the network, with a firm emphasis on developing infrastructure and rebuilding the electrical grid amid security, financial, and political challenges facing the sector. Despite the appointment, Al-Marash faces complex difficulties related to frequent attacks on power stations and resource shortages. Experts emphasize that fundamental solutions require comprehensive reforms, including anti-corruption measures and restructuring efforts.

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