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Country Information

Capital

Tripoli

Population

5,083,519

Area

1,759,540 km²

Largest City

Tripoli

Daylight Saving Time (DST)

Not Observed

ISO Code

LY / LBY

Time Zones

1 zone

Languages

Arabic

Currency

Libyan Dinar (ل.د) - ل.د100

Coordinates

Decimal:32.8874, 13.1873

DMS:32°53′15″N, 13°11′14″E

Elevation

Highest:2,267 m

Lowest:-47 m

Average:1,110 m

International Dialing Code

+218

Time Zones

• Africa/Tripoli| EET (UTC+2)

Geographic Extremes

Northernmost

Southernmost

Easternmost

Westernmost

About Libya

•Libya has a rich history that dates back to ancient times, with the region being home to the Phoenicians, Greeks, and Romans.

•The ancient city of Leptis Magna, located in Libya, is one of the best-preserved Roman ruins in the Mediterranean.

•Libyan cuisine is known for its use of spices and ingredients such as lamb, fish, and a variety of vegetables, often served with couscous.

•The Sahara Desert covers a significant portion of Libya, making it one of the largest desert countries in the world.

•Libya is home to the Jebel Akhdar, or 'Green Mountain,' which is noted for its fertile lands and unique flora compared to the surrounding desert.

•Arabic is the official language of Libya, and the country also recognizes the Berber languages spoken by its indigenous population.

•The majority of Libyans are Muslim, with a strong influence of Sunni Islam shaping the country's culture and traditions.

•Libya's rich cultural heritage includes traditional music and dance, which play a significant role in social gatherings and celebrations.

•In 1951, Libya became the first country in Africa to gain independence from colonial rule, following a period of Italian occupation.

•The Great Man-Made River is a significant engineering achievement in Libya, providing fresh water from the Sahara Desert to its coastal cities.

•The country has a diverse range of wildlife, including the endangered Libyan desert gazelle and various species of migratory birds.

•Libya's traditional attire often includes the 'Jebba' for men and colorful 'Fouta' and 'Khimar' for women, reflecting the country's cultural identity.

•The historical site of Sabratha, another Roman city in Libya, is recognized for its stunning amphitheater and elaborate mosaics.

•During the Gaddafi regime, Libya experienced significant economic changes, including the nationalization of various industries and the development of the oil sector.