Having disintegrated into anarchy following the revolution ignited by the 2011 Arab Spring and fueled by Western powers’ backing, Libya has struggled to emerge from the abyss. Today, the country remains politically polarized, with fragile stability. However, there are positive signs of socioeconomic renaissance with the Government of National Unity in Tripoli spearheading the rebuilding. Libya’s $2.7 billion investment to expand its main container port, Misurata, is one major indication of the