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Our source obtained a circular from the Secretary-General of the Cabinet of the Government of National Unity addressed to ministers and public institutions, mandating the adoption of electronic payment systems as the main and unified method for collecting fees, fines, and financial dues, as well as for any other transactions with citizens or clients across […]
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Our source exclusively obtained a previous correspondence from the Minister of Finance of the Government of National Unity addressed to the Prime Minister, proposing a partial amendment to the budget regulations to include electronic payment methods among the receipts of main and subsidiary treasuries within the Ministry of Finance and public entities. Minister Khaled Al-Mabrouk […]
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Our source exclusively obtained the decision of the Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, granting authorization to the Ministry of Urban Planning to issue financial disbursement orders for the 2025 fiscal year. The government approved the allocation of 341.8 million Libyan dinars to the National Authority for Urban Planning to […]
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The Central Bank of Libya revealed exclusively to our source that the Operations Department at the Bank will begin disbursing October salaries tomorrow through the “Instant Salary” system. This follows modifications made by the Ministry of Finance and the system’s subsequent return to the Central Bank for processing tomorrow.
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Our source obtained exclusively a copy of the correspondence from the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya to the Minister of Economy in the Government of National Unity, Mohamed Al-Huwaij. In the letter, the Governor emphasized the importance of continuing to implement the decision prohibiting imports without financial transfer procedures through the banking sector, […]
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The French intelligence website Africa Intelligence reported on Sunday that three companies are competing to build oil and gas facilities in the northern area of Jalu City. According to the website, Waha Oil Company is currently reviewing bids from Petrofac, Saipem, and Daewoo Engineering & Construction for the development of its oil infrastructure in eastern […]
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The Central Bank of Libya revealed exclusively to our source that its Accounting Department has begun selling the value of letters of credit to commercial banks and granting new approvals. This comes alongside the settlement of personal purpose allocations, as announced last week.
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In his article, Ahmed Zahir wrote: The decision to print school textbooks inside Libya was not merely a technical measure, but a strategic step aimed at building a sovereign industry that would support the national economy, create technical job opportunities, and strengthen a culture of production and knowledge. At the outset, the policy of localizing […]
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Our source obtained exclusively a copy of the Central Bank of Libya’s correspondence to Jumhouria Bank, stating that the Governor has issued instructions to suspend all letters of credit in favor of Al-Bashir Printing and Publishing Company. This measure will remain in effect until the oversight authorities verify the validity of the procedures and provide […]
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Our source obtained a copy of the correspondence from the Board of Directors of the Mediterranean Company, which included a decision to restructure the Board of Directors of MedStream Company in Monaco, chaired by Mohamed bin Shatwan, with members Khalifa Abdulsadiq, Imad bin Rajab, Ahmed Al-Qajamiya, and Khalfallah Miftah Ibrahim. The correspondence also indicated that […]
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The Central Bank of Libya confirmed exclusively to our source that direct instructions were issued by Governor Naji Issa to Jumhouria Bank. These instructions involve suspending the transaction of Al-Bashir Printing and Publishing Company—responsible for school textbooks—in order to conduct investigations to verify the validity of all procedures.
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Our source has exclusively obtained a copy of a letter from the Central Bank of Libya to Jumhouria Bank, stating that Al-Bashir Printing, Publishing, Advertising, and Promotion Company has been granted an exemption from the ceiling on letters of credit, based on its request, to cover the costs of school textbooks. The letter added: “We […]
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Our source has obtained a letter sent by the Italian company Rotolito to the Ministry of Education of the Government of National Unity, confirming that all school textbooks have been fully printed and have been ready at the port for two months, awaiting release through a letter of credit or any other payment method. The […]
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Our source has obtained exclusively a letter from the Office of the Minister of Education in the Government of National Unity addressed to the Attorney General’s Office, detailing the reasons behind the delay in printing school textbooks. According to the letter, the delay was caused by the failure of some companies to deliver the quantities […]
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Minister of Education in the Government of National Unity, Ali Al-Aabed, revealed in an exclusive statement to our source that the Curriculum Center had contracted, on August 12, with 22 local companies to print the school textbooks for the 2025–2026 academic year. Local letters of credit were opened for all companies, and 11 companies managed […]