During a recent lunch at the upscale Lamma cafe along western Tripoli’s beachfront, two dozen European expatriates greeted each other as old friends, squealing in delight at seeing colleagues return to Libya for work after a year of tumult that sent many abroad.
“A lot of the previous foreign companies and employees are slowly but surely re-entering the market and are happy to be back,” said Louise Gatt, a Maltese national who runs a private school and a travel business. “For many, Libya is not only a work place but also a place called home.”
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