Libya? What are the neighboring countries?

geography: covers an area of 1,759,54 square kilometers. Located in northern Africa. It borders Egypt in the east, Sudan in the southeast, Chad and Niger in the south and Algeria and Tunisia in the west. The north is near the Mediterranean Sea. The coastline is about 19 kilometers long. More than 95% of the territory is desert and semi-desert. The average elevation in most areas is 5 meters. There are plains along the northern coast. Irregular annual rivers and lakes in the territory. Jing Quan is widely distributed and is the main water source. The northern coast has a subtropical Mediterranean climate, with warm and rainy winter and hot and dry summer, with an average temperature of 12℃ in January and 26℃ in August. In summer, it is often invaded by the dry and hot wind from the southern Sahara desert (locally called "Gibli wind"), and the temperature can be as high as 5℃ or above; The average annual precipitation is 1-6 mm. The vast inland areas have a tropical desert climate, with dry heat and little rain, and the temperature difference between season and day is large, about 15℃ in January and above 32℃ in July; The annual average precipitation is below 1mm; Sabha in the middle is the driest area in the world. The temperature in Tripoli is 8-16℃ in January and 22-3℃ in August.

population: 6.22 million (1999), mainly Arabs (about 83.8%), others are Egyptians, Tunisia and Berbers. The vast majority of residents believe in Islam, and Sunni Muslims account for 97%. Arabic is the national language, and English and Italian are also spoken in major cities.

capital: Tripoli, population: 1.75 million (1998).

Tripoli-"White Bride of the Mediterranean"

Administrative division: In 199, Libya was re-divided, and the original 13 provinces were merged into 7 provinces with 42 regions. The names of the provinces are as follows: shalala, Bayan Oulu, Wudian, Sirte Bay, Tripoli, Green Mountain and Xishan.

there should be a direct flight, about 1 hours ~ ~ I used to have a direct flight, but now I don't know.