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14 Sep, 2024 | News
Central Bank Management Appointed by the Presidential Council Releases Monthly Revenue and Expenditure Statement from January to August
12 Sep, 2024 | News
UN Mission: “We Regret That the House of Representatives and the High Council of State Representatives Have Not Reached an Agreement on the Central Bank”
12 Sep, 2024 | News
Al-Kabeer: “Over 30 Global Banks Suspend Transactions, Blocking Access to Our Funds and Deposits Abroad”
11 Sep, 2024 | News
Aguila Saleh Discusses with UN Envoy Ways to Resolve the Central Bank Crisis Based on Political Agreement Provisions
11 Sep, 2024 | News
Duma: “Presidential Council’s Overreach on Central Bank Deepens Crisis with Foreign Interference”
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Tripoli: GECOL cuts off all illegal electric connections
6 Apr, 2020 | News
In cooperation with the security services, the General Electricity Company of Libya (GECOL) started a campaign on Sunday to cut off all illegal electric connections in Tripoli in order to reduce the excessive loads on the network and ensure better-quality service to citizens, especially in view of the circumstanc…
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The dollar fell after reaching 5 LYD
6 Apr, 2020 | News
A currency trader confirmed in a statement to the economic newspaper of “Sada” that the dollar fell to 4.95 LYD and is still falling, after it rose to reach 5 LYD a week ago. This decrease in the dollar price is due to the correspondence of the CBL Governor Al-Siddiq Al-KAbir to the Chairman of the Presidency Co…
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Selling foreign exchange to be resumed next Thursday
6 Apr, 2020 | News
In a statement to “Sada” economic newspaper, an official source in the Central Bank of Libya revealed that the CBL Governor “Al-Siddiq Al-Kabir” addressed a letter to the Chairman of the Presidency Council “Faiez Al-Serraj” in which he stated that selling foreign exchange will be resumed starting from next Thurs…
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The New York Times: medical infrastructure in Libya is pretty weak
6 Apr, 2020 | News
“On a recent visit to Libya, I met a family living in an improvised shelter in a displaced persons camp east of Tripoli. One of the tens of thousands Libyan families uprooted by war, the family of seven was living in a room barely 20 paces long and half as wide. A clothesline, a pile of mattresses, a hot plate and…
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