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The media office of the Libyan government to our source: “Bashagha will be among the attendees tomorrow at the meeting called by Aqila Saleh”

The media office of the Libyan Prime Minister, Fathi Bashagha, confirmed today, Monday, in an exclusive statement to our source the presence of the Libyan Prime Minister-designate by the House of Representatives tomorrow, Tuesday, for the meeting called by the Speaker of the Council in the city of Sirte.

Last week, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Aqila Saleh, invited the Libyan Prime Minister, the Head of the Audit Bureau, the Chairman of the Administrative Control Authority, the Chairman of the Finance and Planning Committee of the House of Representatives, the Minister of Finance and Planning of the Libyan Government, and the Head of the Anti-Corruption Authority, for an emergency meeting at the Parliament’s headquarters in Sirte.

The General Electricity Company: “The loss of 600 megawatts of energy produced from the North Benghazi and Zueitina stations is as a result of the interruption of gas supplies”

The General Electricity Company said in a statement today, Monday, that gas supplies had completely stopped, which resulted in the loss of 60 million cubic feet of gas designated to operate the generation plants in the eastern region, which led to the loss of about 600 megawatts of energy produced from two generating stations in North Benghazi and Zueitina.

The company indicated that it is facing a number of challenges and difficulties that prevent the achievement of the work entrusted to it and have negatively affected the performance of the electrical network, including the chronic gas dilemma that the company has been and still suffering from, whether it is reduced or stopped, as it is the main source for feeding gas-generation units with energy. electrical.

The General Electricity Company appealed to citizens to understand the reality of the current situation that the company is going through and to fully cooperate in rationalizing electrical energy consumption until the gas flow is resumed at levels that ensure the operation of all our units with all their production capacity.

The National Oil Corporation and its subsidiaries discuss the draft budget approved for it for the year 2022

The General Department of Financial Affairs of the National Oil Corporation discussed, in a meeting today, Monday, with members of the management committees for financial and administrative affairs and directors of the financial department of the sector companies at the Corporation’s headquarters in Tripoli, the approved draft budget for the Corporation for the year 2022.

During this meeting, the attendees reviewed a number of financial issues related to the implementation of the budget for the fiscal year 2022, most notably the budget and disbursement tabs through the approved items listed in each approval decision, and the development of a mechanism to rationalize spending in line with the priorities of the institution.

They also discussed the mechanism of work of the financial departments of the corporation’s subsidiaries and the identification of responsibilities for disposing of the funds that will be mobilized by the government to implement the budget in line with good governance and transparency, in addition to the need to refer expenditure reports in a timely manner to the relevant departments of the corporation.

Our investments in Uganda are facing danger

The Ministries of Finance, of Planning and of Economic Development in Uganda issued a correspondence to the Libyan institutions in Uganda and stated that following the negative impact of the political situation in Libya on the conduct of the commercial operations of the Libyan contributing bodies in Uganda, the President of Uganda directed the formation of a committee to review the status of all Libyan properties In Uganda. Accordingly, the bodies under the supervision and owned by the Libyan state government in Uganda were identified.

The ministry added that the purpose of this letter is to submit documents to all legal incorporation documents that refer to the ownership of this founding body, including shareholders, the financial situation and issues affecting property, in addition to the current challenges faced by this body as a result of the political situation, where work should be done on several measures to resolve these issues.

The committee will also be able to prepare a comprehensive report directing the discussions of the joint committee of representatives of the government of Uganda and the Libyan government with the aim of informing the Ugandan president about the status of all Libyan property in Uganda.

The Central Bank Statement explains what the Public Telecommunications Authority and its affiliates spent

The Central Bank of Libya revealed its statement, which covers the period from January 1, 2022 to April 30, 2022, about the expenses of the General Authority for Communications and its affiliates.

The total expenditure of the Communications and Informatics Authority amounted to about 7.631 million, and the National Authority for Security and Information Safety spent about 958,114 thousand, as the total total of the authority amounted to about 8.589 million.

Benghazi Municipality meets with a delegation of Egyptian companies to discuss ways of cooperation

The Chairman of the Steering Council of the Municipality of Benghazi, Al-Saqr Bujwari met with a number of Egyptian companies, in the presence of the Undersecretary of the Municipal Office, Nasser Al-Awjali.

During this meeting, they discussed ways of cooperation in the field of infrastructure and construction, and the focus was on the field of sanitation and drinking water, in addition to traffic techniques and traffic lights, and working to develop a general framework for joint cooperation between the two parties.

Bujwari also affirmed the municipality’s readiness to cooperate fully and to overcome difficulties and provide all facilities to achieve positive results.

Libya Investment Authority wins a court ruling against a Swiss company that prevents the seizure of its assets in France

The Libyan Investment Authority succeeded in winning two court rulings from the Paris Court, ordering the cancellation of seizures signed on its assets in France as a result of the lawsuits filed by the Swiss company Galoli.

The Libyan Investment Authority clarified that the Swiss company contracted in 2008 with Libyan government agencies to provide media services, and after 2011 the company demanded material compensation and a court ruling was issued in its favor against the Libyan state by the arbitration chamber in Geneva.

The Foundation added that in 2018, the Paris Court of First Instance issued an order to implement the ruling, noting that it had received several notifications of seizure of its assets in France.

Al-Araby: “The salary increase for the employees of the Ministry of Interior will be within the salaries of the month of June or July as a maximum”

The official spokesman for the Ministry of Interior in the Government of National Unity, Abdul Moneim al-Arabi, confirmed today, Saturday, that the Ministry of Interior has transmitted all the data of the ministry’s employees and the planned increases for each category and rank.

Al-Araby added in televised statements that the Ministry of Interior is awaiting a response from the Ministry of Finance in the Government of National Unity to agree on the time for disbursing the salary increase to the employees of the Ministry, each according to his rank, noting that this increase will include the salaries of next June or July as a maximum.

Ben Ayed’s attempt to transfer Libyana profits to the Telecom Holding Company

Private sources revealed exclusively an attempt to transfer one billion dinars from Libyana to the holding account, and due to the refusal of the board of directors to transfer the amount, the board of directors was changed.

The money of the telecommunications companies is now being collected in a central account in the holding. Then the money is disposed of, based on messages from the Prime Minister of the National Unity Government, Abdul Hamid Dbeiba.

The Chairman of the Telecommunication Holding Company, Mohamed Ben Ayed, issued a correspondence proving the demand of that the Libyana Company quickly transfer the amounts due for the years, with a total value of 978,042 million, to the telecommunications accounts.

Ben Ayed had changed the board of directors of Libyana Company, headed by Al-Bourawi, in a commercial registry published exclusively by us for the past period.

Adapted from Sada Website

Aoun calls on Al-Sour to intervene in cases against Mellitah Oil & Gas B.V

The Minister of Oil, Mohamed Aoun, issued a correspondance to the Attorney General, Seddiq Al-Sour regarding cases filed against the Mellitah Oil & Gas B.V., Libya branch.

A correspondence from Mohamed Shamaka included an oil expert who was charged with following up on the company’s issues, as his assignment had terminated. This termination came at a critical time that will not help the Libyan side in its position and may lead to the loss of cases and of millions of dollars.

The Minister of Oil, Aoun, called on the Attorney General of the pictures to intervene to preserve the rights of the Libyan state.