The French publication Africa Intelligence reported on Sunday that the United Nations is set to appoint an audit firm in Libya to review Libya’s frozen assets.
According to the report, the United Nations Security Council is expected to soon designate the company responsible for conducting an audit of all banks holding Libyan funds that have remained frozen under the UN sanctions imposed in 2011.
The review is intended to examine the management and status of Libyan assets frozen in financial institutions as part of the sanctions framework established following the events of 2011.
