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LD 2000 payout will continue till next February

byMichel Cousins
April 4, 2012
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Tripoli, April 4: The Central Bank of Libya has announced that applications for the LD 2,000 grant for Libyan families will . . .[restrict]continue to be processed and paid out until February 14, 2013.

The bank has said that staff were already working morning and afternoon shifts in order to ensure accuracy of claims and prevent any confusion so that the grant could be payed into people’s accounts.

The Central Bank has also announced that it has given commercial banks the power to approve requests from clients to transfer funds of up to half a million dollars a year to import foreign goods without the need for its permission. [/restrict]

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