Libyan youth unemployment causes

Youth in Libya suffer from high unemployment rates, reaching 50.1% among the age group (15-24 years), due to political division and mismanagement of oil resources. The government sector is overcrowded and monopolizes job opportunities, while the private sector faces security and training challenges. Many young people are compelled to work in low-skilled, unstable jobs, migrate, or join armed groups, because of limited employment prospects, economic instability, a weakening local currency, and rising prices. Reports recommend revitalizing the private sector and establishing small and medium-sized projects to reduce dependence on the public sector, improve resource management, and achieve political stability to lower unemployment rates.

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