Yesterday, The Central Bank of Libya gave permission to the Ministry of Finance to disburse salaries of government employees for the months of January and February 2020. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Finance confirmed that the salaries will be prepared by the end of this week.

In a statement to Libya Al Ahrar TV, the economic analyst Mohsen Dreeja confirmed that the Central Bank of Libya is highly cautious about using its reserves. Hence, the bank’s revenue does not exceed 2% as it does not invest in high-risk goods. However, the bank’s revenue is limited only to using bonds as a s…

Misrata Free Zone Port Administration confirmed that all shipping operations at the port are uninterrupted by the tightening of restriction measures due to the risk COVID-19, adding that that they were confident that all shipping agents and investors could continue their trade without any delays or restrictions. …

The Libyan Foreign Ministry announced that overseas diplomatic missions had registered no Coronavirus cases among Libyan nationals. Yesterday, the Deputy Foreign Minister for Technical Issues Mahmoud Al Tellisi said that the announcement after directly contacting heads of missions and the overseas committe…