The Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) is Libya's sovereign wealth fund, established in 2006 to manage the country's oil revenues. It invests in diverse asset classes, including real estate, agriculture, and financial derivatives, aiming to stabilize the economy and reduce oil dependency[1][3][4]. The LIA's services focus on strategic investments to ensure long-term economic stability and sustainability[3]. Its target audience includes national and international investors. The unique selling proposition is its commitment to ethical and sustainable investing practices, aligning with international standards[3]. The LIA is Africa's largest sovereign wealth fund, with over $67 billion in assets[1][5].