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The dramatic devaluation of the Libyan dinar has recently attracted the attention of international observers. Libyan authorities attribute this sharp decline to a wave of counterfeit banknotes, the origin of which seems to point to Russia. This revelation raises crucial questions about Moscow's involvement in Libya's economic affairs, a country already plagued by conflict and chronic political instability.

African economies, facing major economic challenges, are turning to gold to reduce their dependence on international currencies, especially the dollar. This movement, observed in several countries on the continent, aims to diversify currency reserves and mitigate risks linked to global economic fluctuations