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.