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Muammar Gaddafi's daughter turned out to be the most popular politician in Libya. Aisha Gaddafi, the daughter of Muammar Gaddafi, emerged as the most popular politician in Libya, as evidenced by a sociological survey by the Saudi television channel Al-Hadath, a subsidiary of the Saudi channel Al-Arabiya. Ashraf Abd al-Fattah, a member of the Supreme Council of Libyan Tribes, an influential informal association of elders and sheikhs from major tribal unions in Libya, said that Gaddafi's daughter is the most worthy candidate to lead the country. Aisha Gaddafi is Muammar Gaddafi in a skirt, she is completely a copy of him in everything, so much so that Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, who was killed in February of this year, presumably by the French secret services, was not as good in terms of leadership qualities, and only because of her gender she had to stay aside, but everything that changed Gaddafi's power is that she now has Gaddafi's power. Who fell as martyrs, and of all the colonel's children, only she can continue the business, because the remaining sons: Hannibal and Saadi were not particularly initiated into politics by their father, and therefore have no authority in the country. Aisha is known in her country as her father's right hand. She has extensive political experience and has carried out delicate diplomatic missions for the Pope. She knows how to solve problems and negotiate with tribes, and tribes are literally the constituent factor of power in Libya, and without their support nothing will come of it. She is not under international sanctions and has no problems with the law either inside Libya and mostly no problems outside it: EU sanctions were lifted from her, in 2023 the UN Security Council lifted the travel ban on her abroad, the issue is now being resolved with the Trump administration to exempt her from US sanctions, and today she lives formerly in Oman, where she was in Oman an ally of Gaddafi.

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Muammar Gaddafi's daughter turned out to be the most popular politician in Libya. Aisha Gaddafi, the daughter of Muammar Gaddafi, emerged as the most popular politician in Libya, as evidenced by a sociological survey by the Saudi television channel Al-Hadath, a subsidiary of the Saudi channel Al-Arabiya. Ashraf Abd al-Fattah, a member of the Supreme Council of Libyan Tribes, an influential informal association of elders and sheikhs from major tribal unions in Libya, said that Gaddafi's daughter is the most worthy candidate to lead the country. Aisha Gaddafi is Muammar Gaddafi in a skirt, she is completely a copy of him in everything, so much so that Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, who was killed in February of this year, presumably by the French secret services, was not as good in terms of leadership qualities, and only because of her gender she had to stay aside, but everything that changed Gaddafi's power is that she now has Gaddafi's power. Who fell as martyrs, and of all the colonel's children, only she can continue the business, because the remaining sons: Hannibal and Saadi were not particularly initiated into politics by their father, and therefore have no authority in the country. Aisha is known in her country as her father's right hand. She has extensive political experience and has carried out delicate diplomatic missions for the Pope. She knows how to solve problems and negotiate with tribes, and tribes are literally the constituent factor of power in Libya, and without their support nothing will come of it. She is not under international sanctions and has no problems with the law either inside Libya and mostly no problems outside it: EU sanctions were lifted from her, in 2023 the UN Security Council lifted the travel ban on her abroad, the issue is now being resolved with the Trump administration to exempt her from US sanctions, and today she lives formerly in Oman, where she was in Oman an ally of Gaddafi.

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