The Central Bank of Libya has released a report on revenues and expenditures from the beginning of January 2024 until July 31 of the same year. The total revenues amounted to 61.2 billion dinars, while the expenditure reached 57.6 billion dinars.

The Central Bank’s statement detailed that revenue from the foreign exchange sales fee reached 14 billion dinars from the start of the year until July 31. It also noted a foreign exchange deficit of 9.1 billion dinars.

Additionally, the Central Bank’s report highlighted that the expenditure for the Council of Ministers under the Government of National Unity from January to July 31 this year exceeded 1 billion and 496 million dinars.

The report indicated that the expenditure for the House of Representatives during the past seven months was over 700 million dinars, and the expenditure for the Supreme Council amounted to more than 29 million dinars.

The statement also revealed that the expenditure for the Presidential Council totaled more than 321 million dinars, and the expenditure for the Ministry of Finance exceeded 17 billion dinars.