The Central Bank of Libya revealed the details of the requests for opening documentary credits that were implemented during the beginning of the current year 2022, specifically during the period from the 1st to the 9th of this month, which amounted to about 89 million dollars, equivalent to 409 million Libyan dinars approximately.
According to its data, the Central Bank began this year by approving the opening of 113 documentary credits for more than 80 companies and factories. The total opened credits during this period in dollars amounted to about 77.5 million, while the value of opened credits in euros exceeded the amount of 9.7 million, in addition to credits of 283 thousand Tunisian dinars and a single appropriation in Japanese yen, worth 18.8 million.
These credits were allocated to the supply of many commodities, including foodstuffs, livestock, frozen meat, medical supplies and equipment, human and veterinary medicines, clothing, household materials, building materials, cars, spare parts, tires, raw materials for operating factories, companies services and others.