Pakistan's Libya peace push has a China connection and $4 billion price tag
Pakistan is positioning itself as a peacemaker in Libya while arming one of the warring sides. A ceasefire that keeps almost collapsing Also read US
Pakistan is positioning itself as a peacemaker in Libya while arming one of the warring sides. A ceasefire that keeps almost collapsing Also read US and Iran returned to war after both sides accused the other of breaching the digattaly signed MoU on June 17 Enter Libya, a country that has been broken for fifteen years Pakistan's mediation comes after years of failed international efforts, with Libya still split between rival administrations despite the 2020 ceasefire. The economic damage extends far beyond lost oil revenue, with years of instability stalling investment, reconstruction and public services across the country. The $4 billion question If completed, the agreement would mark Pakistan's biggest-ever defence export Where China comes in A peace effort with a price tag attached
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