In Libya, Saudi Arabia has taken a backseat to the UAE with unease, experts say
"Despite Saudi Arabia paying Haftar to launch his offensive on Tripoli, the UAE has overtaken Riyadh as Haftar's leading patron,""Saudi Arabia most likely holds secret resentment towards the UAE's more assertive and increasingly independent stance, particularly in Yemen."for who would benefit the most from post-war construction, in Libya's case it means the stimulation of billions of dollars of economic activity.
One thing that unites Saudi Arabia and the UAE on Libya, however, is Turkey's role in assisting the internationally-recognised GNA to reunite the country and end the war.
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