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Shakshak sends a letter to Al-Kabeer that requires speedy transfers of treatment to patients abroad

The head of the State Audit Bureau, Khaled Shakshak, sent a letter to the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Seddiq Al-Kabeer, about the necessity of expediting treatment transfers for patients abroad to preserve their health and to ensure the success of the recent regulatory procedures.

He also demanded that patients should not be held responsible for the consequences and mistakes of others, in particular what the Chairman of the National Oil Corporation Council is doing to withhold oil revenues outside the framework of the law.

Al-Shhoubi meets with the Mayor of Castelverde to follow up on the implementation and paving of a number of roads in the city

Yesterday, Tuesday, the Minister of Transport in the of National Unity Government, Mohamed Al-Shhoubi met with the Mayor of Castelverde, Mohamed Ali Ballout at the ministry’s headquarters.

During the meeting, they discussed the implementation and paving of a number of roads and the problems facing the main roads in the city, with a review of the mechanism of activating the contracts for the maintenance and paving of those roads.

The liquidity team reveals the arrival of 60 million to the issuance of Gharyan from the Central Bank in Tripoli

The liquidity team of the Central Bank of Libya revealed exclusively that a liquidity shipment of 60 million dinars had arrived at Gharyan City Issuance Department, coming from the Central Bank of Libya, Tripoli.

This is in the context of the continued implementation of the Central Bank of Libya’s plan to provide liquidity in all branches of commercial banks.

Adapted from Sada Website

The United Nations Development Office reviews its programs in a consultative meeting with the Ministry of Local Government

The consultative meeting on the programs of the United Nations Development Office in Libya was held yesterday tuesday at the headquarters of the Local Government Ministry, which included the Minister’s Adviser for International Cooperation, the Director of Administrative and Financial Affairs and the Director of Local Revenue Department.

On the other hand, the representatives of the country program, the two experts, Ahmed Mustafa and Nora Al-Lafi, attended, and they discussed the UNDP’s work plan for the years 2023-2026.

The Ministry of Local Government issues a decision obligating the use of scales inside bakeries

The Minister of Local Government in the National Unity Government, Badr Al-Din Toumi, issued a decision obligating bakeries to use scales to ensure compliance with the specified weight for a loaf of bread, provided that these scales are calibrated by the competent authorities.

The Municipal Guard is supervising the implementation of this decision, which came after the Prime Minister’s instructions on controlling the bread industry and limiting the phenomenon of its commercial fraud.

Husni Bey: We deal with prices inflation in this way

Libyan businessman Husni Bey said that the treatment of prices inflation is done by strengthening the currency and not by increasing the money supply.

He also confirmed in a previous publication that the failure to open the bank clearing, unify the Central Bank of Libya and merge the accounts of commercial banks, brought us back to selling the cheque/balance of the 1000 cards for 940 libyan dinar cash (6.4% thefts).

Due to the high exchange rate of 4.60 libyan dinar / $, the dinars fell among the people by more than 20% (9 billion libyan dinars, a decrease in circulation), according to him.

Production in Libya’s largest oil field Sharara, has stopped again

The production in the largest oil field in Libya Sharara has been suspended, whose production is approximately 300,000 barrels of oil per day, noting that it is not the first time that production in the field has been suspended.

Libyan sources had reported that the National Oil Corporation was forced on March 6 to declare force majeure in Sharara and Al-Feel fields, a decision that resulted in a loss of more than 160 million Libyan dinars (about 31 million euros) per day, before production resumed. On March 8, after an agreement was reached with the armed group affiliated with Mohamed Al-Bashir al-Qarj, which led to the blockage of pumping valves in Al-Rayayna, along the line connecting Sharara to the coastal Zawia station.

Adapted from Nova Agency

This is how human traffickers profit from the chaos in Libya

A boat carrying about 20 migrants capsized in the Mediterranean off the coast of Libya on monday, leaving at least 19 people missing.

It was pointed that a group of 23 migrants set off from the city of Tobruk, where three migrants were rescued and taken to hospital.

Human traffickers have benefited in recent years from the chaos in Libya, as they smuggle migrants across the border, and the migrants are exploited in poor inflatable boats and set out on perilous sea voyages.

Adapted from The Guardian Newspaper

Al-Huwaij meets with the ambassador of the Republic of Pakistan to discuss the mechanism for the return of Pakistani companies

The Minister of Economy and Trade, Muhammad Al-Huwaij, met with the ambassador of the Republic of Pakistan, Rushd Jawid last monday at the headquarters of the General Authority for Investment Promotion and Privatization Affairs, in order to discuss, through the meeting, ways for Pakistani companies to return to work in Libya.

The two sides stressed the importance of resuming negotiations on the investment promotion and protection agreement, with a view to signing it during the coming period.

Aqila Saleh asks Sanallah to temporarily keep the revenues from the sale of oil in the accounts of the institution in the Libyan Foreign Bank

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Aqila Saleh, sent a letter to the Chairman of the Directors Board of the National Oil Corporation, Mustafa Sanalla, requesting the head of the corporation to temporarily keep the revenues from oil sales in the accounts of the corporation in the Libyan Foreign Bank until the adoption of the budget law.

In his letter, whose authenticity was confirmed by our source from an official source in the National Oil Corporation, Aqila Saleh, stressed the need for the NOC to keep the revenues generated from the sale of oil in the institution’s sovereign accounts and not to refer them to the General Revenue Account temporarily until the adoption of the general budget law or the issuance of a disbursement decision by the House of Representatives.