Libya’s Central Bank permits the issuance of debit cards
Tripoli, 8 June: The Central Bank of Libya has approved the resumption of issuing pre-paid debit cards. It has done...
Oil Ministry opens Benghazi office
Tripoli, 7 June Libyan Oil Minister Abdulrahman Ben Yazza has opened an office of his ministry in Benghazi, in a...
US visas will be issued in Libya soon – US Commercial Attaché
by Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 7 June: Speaking at the meeting of the NUSACC business delegation held with Libyan business people...
Central Bank of Libya lifts withdrawal limits
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli 7 June: At a press conference . . .held today, the Governor of the Central Bank...
Kuwaiti briefing trip for Libyan oil people
Tripoli, 7 June A group of thirteen managers, engineers, planners and specialists from Libyan oil companies has been hosted by...
Libya to retain UniCredit stake
Tripoli, 7 June: The . . .Central Bank of Libya is to keep its 9.2-percent share in the Italian bank...
Sonatrach to restart operations
Tripoli, 7 June: Algerian state oil and gas company Sonatrach will resume the drilling operations in Libya by the end...
US-Arab Chamber Hosts Libya’s Deputy Prime Minister
After Over 40 Years, Libya is "Open for Business" - Mustafa Abushagur Tripoli, 6 . . .June: The National U.S.-Arab Chamber...
Chinese firms implicated in shady oil deals
Tripoli, 3 June: When Shukri Ghanem, Libya’s former oil chief and prime minister drowned last month in the Danube, close...
Tripoli Chamber fears softer rules for foreign businesses
Tripoli, 2 June: Tripoli’s Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture is protesting the new ministerial decree that enables foreign companies...
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Suspect arrested in possession of over 400 currency debit cards destined for money laundering via UAE and Turkey
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CBL to inject US$ 3 billion in May and another US$ 3.5 billion in June to meet accumulated demand and stabilise currency and commodity markets
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Court of Appeal acquits former Qaddafi intelligence chief Senussi, and others, of all charges related to suppression of protesters during 2011 revolution
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Bosnia Herzegovina engineering company Energoinvest signs € 2.71 million contract with Libyan Iron and Steel Co to construct a power station
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Fifth Libyan-German Economic Forum kicks off in Tripoli
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