With the figures, Al-Kabeer addresses Al-Sour about the leakage in the expenses of treatment abroad and asks him for intervention

Our source exclusively obtained a letter from the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Seddiq Al-Kabeer, to the Attorney General.

The correspondence includes that the Central Bank of Libya transferred, during the year 2023, more than 248 million dinars as previous debts accumulated abroad, with new claims worth 87 million that have not been implemented to date, which constitutes a continuous drain on treatment expenses abroad and creates obligations for the Libyan state in violation of the law of the public debt.

Especially since the bank has previous experience in Turkey and Jordan, which resulted in a 50% reduction of the original claims and the approval of the service providers after the audit and review work that the Central Bank of Libya insisted on. This indicates suspicions of inflating expenses and a defect in the spending mechanisms and calls for taking measures for clarification in light of the lack of The existence of a specific mechanism or clear standard to determine the quality of treatment or its beneficiaries abroad, not to mention the mismanagement of deposits allocated for treatment by referring them to embassies.

For all of the above, the governor addressed the Attorney General by saying: “I have confidence in your concern for public money and your taking legal measures to stop this bleeding and ensure that the money reaches its beneficiaries according to clear standards and a specific mechanism.”