Following the popular uprising that saw the overthrow of the country’s dictator, Libya had everything going for it. Or so many Libyans thought.It had the natural resources to generate revenue needed to modernize the ageing and decaying infrastructure throughout the country. It had the workforce needed to carry out menial labor and could always import more from Egypt or its neighbors to the south, and it had hundreds of highly educated and skilled Libyans who had lived in Europe and in the United States who were willing to go back and help…
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