GADDAFI

MUAMMAR GADDAFI (1942–2011) WAS THE LIBYAN LEADER WHO RULED THE COUNTRY FROM 1969 UNTIL HIS DEATH IN 2011. HE WAS KNOWN FOR HIS STRONG ANTI-IMPERIALIST RHETORIC, PROMOTING ARAB UNITY, NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY, AND RESISTANCE AGAINST WESTERN INFLUENCE. GADDAFI IMPLEMENTED A UNIQUE POLITICAL SYSTEM CALLED THE JAMAHIRIYA, WHICH SOUGHT TO ESTABLISH DIRECT DEMOCRACY THROUGH PEOPLE’S COMMITTEES, AND HE PURSUED POLICIES AIMED AT ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE AND REGIONAL POWER IN AFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EAST.

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