Abushaiha: Delayed Economic Reforms in Libya Cost $10 to $12 Billion Annually

Minister of Economy and Trade in the Interim Government of National Unity Suhail Abushaiha estimated the cost of delaying economic and monetary reforms in Libya at between $10 and $12 billion annually. The estimates come as the government aims to raise gross domestic product to $140 billion by 2030.

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• Estimates put the real size of the Libyan economy in 2025 at around $80 billion.

  «80 مليار دولار تقديرات الحجم الحقيقي للاقتصاد الليبي في 2025»

  CNBC عربية on MSN
• The oil sector's share of gross domestic product ranges between 65% and 70%.

  «65% إلى 70% حصة القطاع النفطي من الناتج المحلي الإجمالي»

  CNBC عربية on MSN
• CNBC Arabia conducted an interview with the minister on the annual cost of delayed reforms.

  «وزير الاقتصاد والتجارة الليبي لـ CNBC عربية: من 10 إلى 12 مليار دولار تكلفة سنوية»

  CNBC عربية on MSN

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