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Aldabaiba welcomes change at CBL, will not remain idle to obstructers of elections

bySami Zaptia
October 29, 2024
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GNU to take oath at Benghazi HoR session and budget to be approved at Tripoli session: GNU

(GNU).

‎At yesterday’s third ordinary cabinet meeting of 2024 held in Tripoli, prime minister Abdel Hamid Aldabaiba said: ‎

  • ‎Changing the central bank’s administration (the Governor and the board of directors) was inevitable, the first step in a series of deep reforms aimed at ending the absurdity and revitalising the Libyan economy.‎
  • ‎With this decision, I have irrevocably turned the page on individualism, temperament and political blackmail using the most important financial position in the country.‎
  • The time of individualism and non-institutionalism has become a part of the past.‎
  • We will not accept the extension of the current political bodies (parliament, the House of Representatives and the High State Council) and will not remain idle in front of the group that obstructs the elections.‎
  • Going to direct elections that renew the legitimacy of all legislative and executive bodies is a red line for us.‎
  • There are millions paid, weapons shipped, media and intelligence tools working day and night, and receivables bought, the aim of which is to undermine Libya’s stability and hit its economy.‎
  • The Ministries of the Interior and Defence launched Operation Capital of Peace: a step towards restoring security and restoring the prestige of State institutions.‎
  • Today is the era of major projects so that the coming days will be full of them.‎

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