Drug Trafficking Dynamics in Libya and across North Africa: Trends and Implications

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Authors: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
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Abstract

In response to growing concerns over the changing dynamics of the drug markets in Libya and the wider region – and at the request of the Libyan authorities – UNODC developed this research report to support evidence-based action aimed at addressing drug related threats and their impact. The National Strategy to address the repercussions of the spread of drugs and psychoactive substances phenomenon in Libya 2025 -2030 (henceforth the National Strategy on Drugs), endorsed by the Libyan Government in 2024, presents opportunities for joint action and is grounded in the principle that addressing the world drug problem is a shared global responsibility. This document was produced thanks to the financial support of the United States Government, the Government of France, and the United Nations Regular Programme for Technical Cooperation Fund.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Crime Illicit Activities and Governance Youth Drugs and Violence Cybercrime and Law Enforcement Studies

Publication details

Journal / source
United Nations eBooks
Publication date
12 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book