In a correspondence, members of the Economic Salon, which is a Libyan policy reform think-tank made up of the country’s elite administrators, managers, politicians, activists, media personalities, academics, and businesspeople, has urged the board of directors of the Central Bank of Libya to meet.
The statement reads as follows:” We, the undersigned, are closely following the UN-sponsored Libyan Political Dialogue Forum (LPDF) launched in Tunis, which is charting the preparatory phase’s roadmap for a comprehensive solution.”
“Aware of the urgent importance of consolidating the monetary authority in the country and addressing the economic crises that exhausted the citizen, we invite the makers of the modern Political Charter to include in an explicit, binding and time-bound provision under which the monetary authority would be unified. It would be embodied in the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Libya and in the banking system in order to carry out its specified tasks in accordance with the Banking Act and its amendments.”
The signatories are:
- Mr. Musbah Al-Akari
- Dr. Taha Baara
- Mr. Mondher Al-Shahumi
- Mr. Akrem Al-Ghzewi
- Mr. Ahmed Sayala
- Dr. Ali Atia
- Mr, Hamza Abu Dhahir
- Dr. Suleiman Al-Shahumy
- Dr. Abdullah Al-Hassi
- Dr. Ali Atia
- Mr. Louay Al-Majri
- Mr. Ramadam Al-Shaoush
- Dr. Ezzedin Ashur
- Dr. Ali Al-Sherif
- Mr. Moncef Al-Shelwi
- Dr. Abu Bakker Al-Mansuri
- Mr. Mahmoud Al-Weshahi
- Mr. Asam Al-Abiresh
- Ms. Nadia Jaouda
- Dr. Abdullah Kablan
- Mr. Massoud Grifa
- Mr. Husni Bey
- Mr. Muaffak Al-Sarraj
- Mr. Muhamed Emhammed Abdullah
- Eng. Nejib Al-Athrem
- Mr. Ahmed Al-Sakran
- Mr. Mahmoud Al-Oujli
- Mr. Idriss Al-Sherif
