دور تمكين الصادرات الليبية الغير نفطية في تعزيز النفاذ إلى لأسواق الأفريقية

This study aims to analyze the role of empowering Libyan non-oil exports in enhancing access to African markets by focusing on four key dimensions: logistical infrastructure, legal frameworks, competitive capabilities, and digital transformation. The research adopts a descriptive-analytical approach, relying on data collected from a sample of private exporting enterprises. The data were analyzed using SPSS to evaluate the relationship between these empowerment dimensions and their impact on market access,The findings revealed that improving infrastructure and logistical services, establishing clear and supportive legal frameworks, strengthening firms’ competitive capacities, and advancing digital transformation all directly contribute to enhancing the efficiency of Libyan non-oil exports. The results of both simple and multiple linear regression analyses, as well as Cronbach’s Alpha coefficient, indicated strong interrelationships among these factors. This highlights the importance of an integrated development approach to enhance the competitiveness of Libyan products in African markets,The study concluded that there is a statistically significant relationship between economic empowerment—across its four dimensions—and access to African markets. This underscores the need for comprehensive policies aimed at improving the export environment and creating new opportunities for Libyan non-oil exports in regional and continental markets. Keywords: Exports, logistics, competitiveness, digital transformation, markets.