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Al-Kilani affirms the government’s keenness to pay the full entitlements of its citizens, especially the wife and children’s grant

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On Wednesday, the Minister of Social Affairs in the Government of National Unity, Wafa Al-Kilani, confirmed the government’s keenness to pay the full entitlements of its citizens as promised and to return them without any delay, and on top of those entitlements is the wife and children grant, which the government resumed after years due to the inability of successive governments to implement them.

Al-Kilani denies what was attributed to her by a director in the ministry of rumors that were circulated about obstructing the grant of the wife and children.

Central Bank of Libya: “The state’s total foreign exchange revenues amounted to 18.5 billion dollars”

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The Central Bank of Libya revealed in its monthly statement on revenue and expenditure that the state’s total foreign exchange revenues during this year until the end of September amounted to 18.5 billion dollars, of which about 2.5 billion were taxes from foreign oil companies for previous years.

In its statement, the Central Bank added that the total uses of foreign exchange during the same period amounted to 17.9 billion dollars, representing a small surplus of about 600 million dollars.

Aoun participates in the 33rd ministerial meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)

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Today, Wednesday, the Minister of Oil and Gas, Mohamed Aoun, participated in the thirty-third ministerial meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), in the presence of the Libyan Chargé d’Affairs in Vienna, representing the Libyan ambassador.

During the meeting, it was decided to reduce the daily production of the OPEC and non-OPEC group by 2 million barrels per day distributed according to the approved schedule among the participating countries, with the exception of Libya and Iran, provided that this reduction begins next November.

Central Bank of Libya: “Total state revenues reached 89.7 billion dinars, while government spending exceeded 67 billion dinars”

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The Central Bank of Libya in Tripoli revealed today, Wednesday, in its monthly report on revenues and expenditures, that the total state revenues during this year until the end of last September amounted to 89.7 billion dinars.

The Central Bank also indicated in its statement that the total government spending has reached 67.2 billion dinars, representing a surplus of about 22.5 billion dinars.

The Central Bank detailed that government spending represented 32.2 billion dinars allocated for the salaries section, about 12.6 billion dinars for the support section, 6.9 billion for administrative expenses, 378 million for the development section, in addition to 15.2 billion dinars allocated as an exceptional budget for the National Oil Corporation.

Al-Maqrif: “The Prime Minister instructed the Ministry of Finance to release the dues of contract teachers”

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The Minister of Education in the Government of National Unity, Musa Al-Maqrif, confirmed that Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh gave his instructions to the Ministry of Finance to release the entitlements of contract teachers, explaining that the first batch of teachers who are waiting to release their salaries amounted to 36,000.

This came during a meeting of the Minister of Education with the head of the Libyan Teachers Syndicate, Abdel-Nabi Al-Naf to discuss the financial procedures for contract teachers across the country.

Al-Kabeer discusses with the Ambassador of Spain the difficulties that Spanish companies face in resuming their business in Libya

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Today, Tuesday, the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Seddiq Al-Kabir, and the Ambassador of the State of Spain to Libya, Javier Garcia Larrache, discussed the difficulties that Spanish companies face in resuming their business in Libya.

They also exchanged views on many issues of common interest, in the presence of the Deputy Head of the Diplomatic Mission, Alvaro Bordaio, and Consul, Carmen Carnes.

Al-Huwaij issues a decision banning the export of covers for rainwater and sewage drainage rooms

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The Minister of Economy and Trade in the Government of National Unity, Mohamed Al-Huwaij, issued Resolution No. 903 of 2022, which prohibits the export of rainwater and sewage drainage room covers of all shapes and sizes and in any form.

According to the decision, the judicial police officers must control the crimes of theft of goods prohibited under this decision and deal with the seller and the buyer in accordance with the provisions of criminal contribution in the Libyan Penal Code.

The two deputies of the Presidential Council stress the importance of the Bureau’s report for monitoring violations in government institutions within the framework of transparency and combating corruption

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Today, Tuesday, the two deputies of the Presidential Council, Moussa Al-Kuni and Abdullah Al-Lafi, discussed with the President of the Audit Bureau, Khaled Shakshak, the annual report of the Bureau for the year 2021, and stressed the importance of the report for monitoring violations in government institutions, within the framework of transparency, disclosure and combating corruption to put the competent authorities and public opinion in the form of the tasks assigned to the Bureau to curb the growing phenomenon of corruption in state institutions.

For his part, Shakshak confirmed that the report was prepared in accordance with the international standards that financial control agencies operate in all countries of the world, and everything contained in it is documented with sufficient evidence for publication and referral to the competent authorities to take the necessary measures.

Shakshak and Abu Janah discuss health sector issues and ways to provide medicines to oncology patients and address the shortage of medicines

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On Monday, the head of the Audit Bureau, Khaled Shakshak, discussed with Deputy Prime Minister Ramadan Abu Janah issues related to the health sector, ways to provide medicines to oncology patients, addressing the acute shortage of medicines, road projects contracts in the southern region, and the Bureau’s notes regarding its amendment orders.

Shakshak stressed the need to remove all obstacles and impediments, and actually start implementation by contracting companies, to alleviate the suffering of citizens due to the deterioration of roads in the region, stressing the need to address the struggles that the health sector suffers from, and to join efforts to provide all medicines and medical supplies. needed by the health sector.

Bashagha confirms that the decision of the Central Bank of Benghazi will contribute to reducing commodity prices

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The Libyan Prime Minister, Fathi Bashagha, praised the decision of the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Libya, Benghazi, to amend the exchange rate and enhance the purchasing power of the Libyan dinar, stressing that this decision will contribute to reducing commodity prices and easing the Libyan citizen’s burden of living.

This came after the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Tripoli, responded through his official Facebook page by refusing to amend the exchange rate.