West Libya

West Libya refers to the western region of Libya, encompassing key cities such as Tripoli, the capital, and Misrata. It is known for its diverse landscapes, including coastal plains, deserts, and mountains. Historically, this area has been a center of political and economic activity, mainly due to its oil production and strategic location along the Mediterranean Sea. The region has experienced political instability and conflict since the 2011 uprising, affecting governance and security. Despite challenges, West Libya remains vital to the country’s economy and cultural identity, with a mixture of urban centers, rural areas, and historical sites.