Our source from the Central Bank of Libya revealed in an exclusive statement: “We reassure citizens and traders regarding the correspondence directed to the Audit Bureau about the Federal Reserve. There is no cause for concern, as these are routine administrative procedures that can be managed.”
The source continued: “The correspondence does not pose a significant risk as long as the Central Bank’s management is collaborating with the Audit Bureau to select a review company if necessary, as a precautionary policy.”
He added: “The correspondence includes routine procedures, and the Central Bank continues its foreign exchange sales as usual. We also caution against speculative trading.”
The source concluded: “The issue is temporary and will not affect the availability of foreign exchange in the coming months, as much as it focuses on maintaining relationships with international correspondents.”
