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Written by political economy professor Mohamed Al-Barghouthi: “A drop in the dollar doesn’t mean the economy is improving. Many believe that a falling dollar or a stable exchange rate is a clear…
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By Osman Al-Hdhiri, legal expert in the oil sector: The Libyan people have been closely following the alarming corruption cases recently revealed by the Attorney General—cases in which senior off…
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Dr. Abdussalam Abdullah Nasiya wrote: Since the withdrawal of the new 20- and 5-dinar banknote denominations, Libya has been experiencing a new wave of financial suffocation. Scenes of long queue…
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Professor of Political Economy Mohamed Al-Barghouthi wrote an article in which he stated: Despite all the efforts of the Central Bank of Libya to control the monetary situation, the economic real…
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Written by: Financial Analyst Khaled Al-Zantouti Many of us celebrated, rejoiced, and felt hopeful — even the outside world “cheered” with us — when the (conflicting legislative parties) finally…
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Professor of Political Economy Mohamed Al-Barghouthi wrote an article in which he stated: “Hardly a day passes without discussion of the successive crises facing the Central Bank of Libya — some…
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Economic Expert Idris Al-Sharif wrote: “In recent days, cases of financial misconduct and corruption in Libyan banks—revealed by the Office of the Attorney General—have multiplied. I will not re…
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Economic expert Mohamed Al-Sanousi stated in an exclusive comment to our source: “The Central Bank Governor presented nothing new in his speech. Everyone knows that the Libyan economy has relied on…
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The Financial Analyst Khaled Al-Zantouti wrote: No one can deny the crucial role of central banks in promoting sustainable development within any economy. They drive the economic process through…
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Written by Political Economy Professor Mohamed Al-Barghouthi Between theory and Libyan reality lies a deep gap. The Governor of the Central Bank of Libya cannot apply economic theory alone in a c…