ليبيا: تحديات بناء الدولة الوطنية الجديدة بعيدا عن التدخلات الأجنبية

Abstract EN

Libya is witnessing a state of political instability as a result of the increase in armed violence and fighting between the various armed tribal militias and the forces of the Libyan national accord government, despite calls by the united nations to stop fighting in places of conflict in order to allow the confrontation of the “Corna epidemic”, battles are still taking place throughout the entire Libyan soil, as a result of the nature of the Libyan society, which is characterized by its tribal character on the one hand, and the differentiated foreign intervention to support the parties to the conflict on the other hand in order to seek to control the sources of oil and energy, and to achieve the biggest gains in Libya, countries neighboring Libya fear that violence will spread to their territories as a result of the indiscriminate spread of weapons increasing extremism and reviving organized transnational crime, therefore, several neighboring countries, such as Algeria and Tunisia, took the initiative in organizing efforts to bridge the gap between the parties to the conflict, but foreign direct and indirect interference aborted all attempts let the language of arms and violence remain prevalent on the ground, therefore, this study will be exposed to the causes of the conflict in Libya.

parties to the conflict, foreign interference, and mechanisms to rebuild the country in Libya.