The report of the Central Bank of Libya, which includes the expenditures of the state’s public authorities, clarified what the House of Representatives spent during the period from January to May 2022. Its expenditures amounted to 319.179 million, and the expenses of the highest state amounted to 24.120 million, while the Presidential and its affiliated entities spent 161.025 million, the Council of Ministers and its affiliated entities spent 314,258 million, the Finance Ministry 8.770 billion, the Defense Ministry 359 billion, the Interior Ministry 996.016 million, the Justice Ministry 402.144 and the Foreign and International Cooperation Ministry spent 471.927 million.
The Ministry of Oil and Gas spent 3.706 billion, the Ministry of Health 2.148 billion, the Education Ministry spent 129.303 million, the Higher Education and Scientific Research Ministry spent 589.606 million, the Technical and Vocational Education Ministry spent 428.364 million, the Economy and Trade Ministry spent 17.060 million, the Industry and Minerals Ministry spent 4.761 million, the Transportation Ministry spent 69.912 million, the Social Affairs Ministry spent 5.917 billion and the Planning Ministry spent 5.169 million.
The Ministry of Local Government reached 339.668 million, of Agriculture and Livestock reached 85.530 million, of Marine Wealth reached 28.590 million, of Labor and Rehabilitation reached 7.681 million, of Housing and Construction reached 26.693 million, of Tourism and Handicrafts reached 49.122 million, of Culture and Knowledge Development reached 21.673 million, of Sports reached 42.496 million, of Youth 5.184 million, of Civil Service reached 1.864 million, and of water resources reached 113,831 million.
The Ministry of Environment amounted to 4.654 million, the Ministry for the Affairs of the Families of the Martyrs and Missing amounted to 70.085 million, the General Authority of Awqaf and Islamic affairs amounted to 80.536 million, the General Authority for Communications and Informatics amounted to 10.663 million, the General Electricity Company amounted to 400,000 million, and the National Oil Corporation (emergency and temporary financial arrangements) amounted to 3.957 billion. Thus the total expenditures amounted to 31.081 billion.
