The Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Libya Ali Al-Hibri discussed in a meeting today, Wednesday, with the Chairman and members of the Parliament’s Planning and Finance Committee, the Chairman and members of the National Planning Council and a number of experts, the proposal for the unified salary scale.
The attendees discussed the unified salary scale for civil servants, which was previously referred to Parliament for discussion and issuance of a law in this regard. The meeting witnessed the presence of the Chairman of the National Planning Council Miftah Al-Harir, the Director of the Presidency of the House of Representatives Ashraf Al-Karimi, a member of the Exchange Rate Committee of the Central Bank of Libya Sanad Al-Hassi, the university professor Abdul-Jalil Al-Mansoori, the former Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance Idris Al-Sharif and the financial expert Khaled Al-Zaydi Director of the Center for Economic Research at the University of Benghazi.
The meeting was also attended by video technology, Chairman of the Finance Committee of the House of Representatives, Omar Tantoush, Committee member Abdel Moneim Balkour, Deputy General of the National Planning Council, Sami Said Shalladi, and experts, Massoud Abu Rawi, Saleh Derdera, Salah Bougrara, and Head of the Finance Committee, the permanent representative of the Ministry of Finance Mohammed Abu Dhuwaih and representatives of the United Nations Development Program in Libya Mahdi Bashir and Tariq Al-Siddiq.
The deputy governor agreed with the Parliament’s Finance Committee and the National Planning Council to intensify meetings to come up with a salary schedule that achieves justice, raises real income and becomes compatible with the capabilities of the state.