A management dispute between rival governments has halted oil manufacturing.
Libya’s central financial institution controls billions of {dollars} in oil income and is on the middle of the nation’s newest political dispute.
The financial institution’s president fled the nation fearing for his life.
For a decade, two rival governments have been vying for energy, affect and management of Libya’s huge oil reserves.
This week, internationally acknowledged Western governments changed central financial institution governors.
The jap authorities, which operates many of the fields, objected and halted manufacturing.
So how will this newest feud have an effect on the financial system? Will this plunge Libya into civil conflict once more?
host: james bass
Friends:
Faraj Najem – Historian and political researcher
Claudia Gazzini – Senior Libya Analyst, Worldwide Disaster Group
Mustafa Fetouri – Unbiased Libyan Scholar
