During his meeting with the African Governors at the International Monetary Fund in Washington, the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Naji Issa, presented his briefing on the latest developments regarding the Central Bank, including the appointment of a Governor, Deputy Governor, and Board of Directors, as well as his vision for the upcoming phase. He highlighted the main priorities and challenges he aims to address in the short term, which include liquidity, stabilizing the exchange rate, organizing the foreign exchange market, and expanding electronic payment services.

Issa emphasized that the coming phase requires establishing a medium-term economic vision in which all economic policies harmonize to maintain financial stability and sustainability.