Libyan Stock Market Reopens in Tripoli After 9 Years, Aiming to Boost Economy Amid Ongoing Stability Efforts
• Libya's Stock Market reopens in Tripoli after 9 years due to political and security challenges
• Prime Minister al-Dbeibah highlights the market's role in growing GDP and closing budget deficits
• Chairman Ashour says the market's success depends on stability and development across sectors
• Trading expected to resume in Benghazi next week to restore financial activities nationwide
• Activity was limited on the first day, with only 3 of 10 listed companies actively trading