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The Ministry of Finance announces the transfer of 6 billion dollars of oil revenues to its account in the Central Bank by the National Oil Corporation

Today, Thursday, the Ministry of Finance of the Government of National Unity announced the transfer of 6 billion dollars to the ministry’s account in the Central Bank of Libya from oil revenues through the National Oil Corporation, in order to cover government spending represented in salaries, facilitating expenses, basic pensions, fuel support expenses, and others.

The ministry also indicated in its statement that this step came after efforts made by the Prime Minister of the National Unity Government, the Head of the Audit Bureau, the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, the Chairman of the Administrative Control Authority, and the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Oil Corporation.

Adel Jumaa: “The total emergency financial arrangements for the National Oil Corporation for this year are 37 billion and 640 million dinars”

The Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs in the Government of National Unity, Adel Jumaa, said on Wednesday evening that the committee formed by the president in accordance with Resolution N° 154 of 2022 reached the approval of emergency financial arrangements for the National Oil Corporation for this year 2022, with a total of 37 billion and 640 million dinars.

Adel Jumaa explained that the emergency financial arrangements for the National Oil Corporation for this year include the expenses of the first chapter, salaries, at a value of 3 billion dinars, the expenses of the second chapter, “administrative expenses” of 7 billion and 915 million dinars, and the expenditures and strategic plan for the development of the National Oil Corporation at a value of 16 billion and 915 million dinars, in addition to the previous obligations of the institution, amounting to 6 billion and 435 million dinars.

National Oil Corporation transfers 8 billion dollars to the Central Bank in two payments

The Government of National Unity announced that the National Oil Corporation has transferred 8 billion dollars in two payments to the Ministry of Finance at the Central Bank of Libya.

This came after the government launched a plan yesterday evening to develop the oil and gas sector and liquidate the corporation’s budget.

The Ministry of Finance reveals: “6 billion dollars has reached our accounts from the National Oil Corporation to cover government spending”

The Ministry of Finance of the Government of National Unity said in a statement today, Thursday, that an amount of 6 billion US dollars has been transferred to the account of the Ministry of Finance at the Central Bank of Libya.

This is from oil revenues through the National Oil Corporation, in order to cover government expenditures represented in wages, salaries, operating expenses for basic sectors and pensions, and support for fuel, sanitation, water, electricity, sanitation and basic services, as well as treatment entitlements at home and abroad.

The Ministry of Labor and Rehabilitation signs a memorandum of cooperation with the National Association of Talented and gifted with the launch of a training program in the field of information and communication technology

The Minister of Labor and Rehabilitation in the Government of National Unity Ali Al-Abed Al-Rida participated in the ceremony to celebrate talent, which was organized by the National Association of Talented and Gifted, in the presence of the Minister of Technical and Technical Education Yakhlaf Al-Sifao, the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Omran Al-Qaib, the President of the Audit Bureau Khaled Shakshak and a number of Officials and students.

On the sidelines of this celebration, a memorandum of cooperation was signed between the Ministry, represented by the Human Resources Development Fund, with the National Association of Talented and Gifted, in the field of developing and absorbing the national capabilities of the talented and gifted persons.

Al-Abed stressed the importance of providing job opportunities for outstanding job seekers in proportion to their talents and capabilities, and on this occasion launched the training program for job seekers in the field of information and communication technology, which comes in implementation of the agreement recently signed with the Huawei ICT Academy.

Al-Manfi discusses with a number of heads of municipal branches in the eastern region, the problems and difficulties that impede the provision of services to citizens

The President of the Presidential Council, Mohamed Al-Manfi, held a meeting with a number of heads of municipal branches, representing 62 municipal branches in the eastern region, to discuss the problems and difficulties that impede the provision of services to citizens.

The meeting discussed the living, economic and social conditions in the municipal branches, and the steps required to support some sectors, foremost of which are the health, education and security sectors. During the meeting, the heads of the municipal branches affirmed their continued support for the Presidential Council.

Al-Manfi also stressed the need to work to overcome all the difficulties facing the municipal branches in the eastern region, in coordination with the competent executive authorities, explaining that these municipalities are part of the national reconciliation project, which the Presidential Council seeks to accomplish within the entitlements of the stage.

A hotel in Rapallo, Italy, is demanding that Al-Saadi Gaddafi pay his accumulated debts

The management of the Excelsior Palace Hotel in the Italian city of Rapallo confirmed that there are accumulated debts that Al-Saadi Gaddafi, the son of the late leader Muammar Gaddafi, must pay, amounting to 390 thousand dollars, including the cost of his stay in the hotel for six weeks, in addition to the costs of leaving a luxury car owned by him parked in front of the hotel building for 15 years.

The hotel management added that in 2007, after a month-long trip, Al-Saadi Gaddafi stopped his Cadillac Escalade at the luxurious Excelsior Palace Hotel in the city of Rapallo.

He was also excluded from the Italian team Perugia and left the country, but he ignored repeated attempts by the hotel to get him to settle his bill.

“We have waited 15 years for his bill to be settled and over the past few years we have tried several times to try to resolve this issue but to no avail.We even contacted the Libyan embassy in Rome but they were unable to help,” said Aldo Werdene, manager of Excelsior Palace Hotel.

Adapted from Daily Mail

National Unity Government Media Office: “The ceremony of the oil sector development plan will start this evening, in the presence of several officials”

The Media Office of the Government of National Unity announced the launching ceremony of the National Plan for the Development of the Oil and Gas Sector in Libya (National Oil Corporation), in the presence of the Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, the Head of the Audit Bureau, and a number of foreign ambassadors.

The Ministry of Planning is holding a meeting with the United States Agency for International Development on reforming the electricity sector

The Minister of Planning in the Government of National Unity, Mohamed Youssef Al-Zaydani met today with the United States Agency for International Development, where the working group presented to the Minister a presentation that included the roadmap for reforming the electricity sector, which includes a number of initiatives.

It also recommended activating the task force under the leadership of the Ministry of Planning to take over the strategic direction for the implementation of the road map and to provide technical support to carry out reforms that would help the electricity sector achieve self-sufficiency and independence.