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Norwegian Ambassador to Libya, Hilde Klemetsdal, spoke to our source on Sunday, stating: “We have no plans to open the Norwegian Embassy in Tripoli, but we do wish to open a consulate.” The Ambassador confirmed that the issue of the Norwegian consulate was one of the key topics she discussed during her recent visit to […]
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Our source has confirmed that the Central Bank’s Board of Directors and its Governor will take urgent measures to ensure salary payments are made by the end of the week. This will be done in coordination with the Ministry of Finance, reassuring Libyans that salaries are a top priority in public spending.
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Economist Ibrahim Wali has written an article exclusively for Sada Economic Newspaper, where he shared his insights: “To date, the Central Bank of Libya has made commendable progress that is well-received by citizens and the Libyan monetary market. However, these steps are temporary unless they are accompanied by a missing fiscal policy and a dormant […]
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Parliamentary sources have revealed to Sada Economic Newspaper that the proposal from the Central Bank of Libya to reduce the 5% foreign currency tax has not been approved. The proposal, which is part of a broader study, also included a plan to eliminate the tax by the end of this year. However, there are currently […]
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The economic expert, Ibrahim Wali, penned an article exclusively for our source, stating: “To date, the Central Bank of Libya (CBL) has taken commendable steps appreciated by citizens and the Libyan monetary market. However, these steps are temporary unless accompanied by the missing fiscal policy and the dormant trade policy under the Ministry of Economy. […]
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A private source, in a statement to Sada Economic Newspaper, expressed surprise over the refusal to sell the French partner’s share in Sahara Bank to two local companies, despite their right to own 19%. The source denied referring to the transaction as a theft, emphasizing that it was a legitimate sale between the French partner […]
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A private source expressed surprise in a statement to Sada Economic over the rejection of the sale of the French partner’s share in Sahara Bank to two local companies, despite their right to a 19% contribution. The source also rejected labeling the transaction as theft, emphasizing that it is a sale and purchase agreement between […]
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The Central Bank of Libya exclusively revealed to our source the arrival of a cash shipment worth 100 million dinars to Benghazi. Of this amount, 60 million dinars have been allocated to support branches of Wahda Bank, while 40 million dinars are designated to bolster the vaults of North Africa Bank branches in the eastern […]
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The British website Geopolitical Monitor reported that the Libyan Investment Authority expects the United Nations to unfreeze its $70 billion assets by the end of the year. After a series of institutional reforms and years of negotiations with the UN Security Council, the unfreezing of assets would enable the fund to make new investments and […]
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The London-based British newspaper TradeWinds reported today, Tuesday, that the utilization rate of Aframax tankers has reached its highest level in four months following the return of Libyan barrels to the market and the lifting of the force majeure. The newspaper confirmed that production rose to 1.3 million barrels per day on Sunday, according to […]
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The Italian news agency Nova reported today, Thursday, that in the past few hours, rumors have spread within the Libyan oil sector regarding the possible resignation of the Chairman of the National Oil Corporation, Farhat Ben Gdara. Nova indicated that rumors, especially on social media, suggest that Ben Gdara has submitted a resignation letter to […]
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The French intelligence site Africa Intelligence reported today, Monday, that a French court has ruled in favor of Libya in the case involving the Siba Plast company. The site confirmed that the Paris Court of Appeal ordered the cancellation of an enforcement order issued by another French court in 2017 in favor of the Tunisian […]
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In a significant decision, Naji Issa has been unanimously appointed as the new governor of the Central Bank of Libya. This video delves into Issa’s background, highlighting his career and the expertise that led to his selection for one of Libya’s most critical financial roles. Watch to learn about the man tasked with steering the […]
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Advisor Mustafa El-Manea wrote an article published on the American platform Binzenga, stating: Libya will remain a destination for investors and foreign capital. While national and foreign parties are preoccupied with fueling conflict and exacerbating living conditions in Libya, and despite the overwhelming challenges the country faces, which have led to widespread frustration among Libyans, […]
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Mohamed Al-Dharat, the head of the Libyan Foreign Bank, warned of the devastating impact of the financial crisis on living costs in Libya. Al-Dharat stated on the sidelines of a roundtable on energy and infrastructure between Libya and Italy, organized by Energy Capital & Power in Rome, that consumer goods prices have risen significantly, with […]