Libyan on track for commercial stability
Valletta, March 11: Libya is getting it right, said a top Maltese banker and the country is en route to...
Trade finance bank chief hails Libya’s future
Tripoli March 11: Libya will become an important Mediterranean and global trade player as the interim government embarks on the...
Abu Dhabi National Bank among the world’s safest banks
Tripoli March 8: The National Bank of Abu Dhabi is the best of the four Arab financial institutions to make...
China demands compensation for lost Libyan business.
Tripoli, March 7: Chinese Minister of Commerce Chen Deming said on Wednesday that Libya must compensate Chinese companies for losses...
Uganda returns Tropical Bank to Libyan control
Kampala, March 6: by Mark Keith Muhumuza, Kampala. Uganda’s Tropical Bank was today, Tuesday, officially returned by Uganda’s central bank,...
Oil exploration resumed off Tripoli
The National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced on Monday the resumption of exploratory activities of oil and gas in the offshore...
Government buys out shares of Libyan Afriqiyah Aviation Holding Company
As part of government plans to merge the two carriers Libyan Airlines and Afriqiyah Airways, the finance ministry has been...
Libyan Central Bank assesses implementation of LD 2000 family payout
Libya’s central bank held its third meeting last week to discuss the mechanism for distributing the LD 2,000 payment to...
Tunisian workers to get priority
Libyan employment minister Mustafa Ali Rujbani has announced that Libya needs Tunisian skills and labour and that because if this...
Exchange outsources clearing and settlements
Another step towards the emergence of an altogether more robust and transparent capital market was taken on Wednesday when the...
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