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Economist Mohamed Al-Safi wrote: Dissecting Libya’s financial time bomb: excessive public spending (at unsustainable levels), declining revenues (due to structural leakages), rising public debt (…
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Written by economist Dr. Helmi Al-Gmati: In a move that reflects a notable shift in monetary policy tools, the Central Bank of Libya has announced the adoption of a “restricted deposit” product i…
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Written by Presidential Council Member “Abdullah Al-Lafi”. We welcome the achievement realized today with the signing of the unified public spending agreement, following a long marathon of seriou…
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Written by economic expert “Saber Al-Wahsh”. This agreement represents a positive step that can be built upon, provided there is real commitment to its terms by all concerned parties. Controlling…
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Written by Professor of Economics “Dr. Helmi Al-Gmati”. The statement issued by the Central Bank of Libya welcoming the signing of the unified development agreement—which includes unifying public…
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Written by the Head of the Accounting Department at the Libyan Academy, “Abubakr Abu Al-Qasim”. Recent news has reported the signing of an agreement to unify development spending among the partie…
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Written by Professor of Economics “Ali Al-Sharif”: In light of what some media outlets have reported regarding the movements of the Central Bank of Libya, a set of positive indicators emerges tha…
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Written by economic expert “Saber Al-Wahsh”. In light of the current economic conditions, the decision by the Minister of Finance to reduce the customs dollar rate and align it with the official…
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Economic expert Saber Al-Wahsh wrote an article titled: Exchange Rate Expectations in the Near Term If a disciplined development-oriented spending policy is maintained—based on regular revenue…
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Helmi Al-Gmati, Professor of Economics, wrote: The Central Bank’s success in restoring the flow of cash dollars into Libya after years of interruption is not merely a routine technical measure, b…