Central Bank of Libya’s El-Kaber and Hibri meet – launch bank’s unification process
By Sami Zaptia. The CBL Governor El-Kaber (left) and his Deputy Hibri (right) met today to launch the bank's reunification ...
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UNSMIL confirms Tunis CBL Governors’ meeting between El-Kaber and Hibri on auditing the CBL
By Sami Zaptia. UNSMIL has confirmed it brokered a meeting in Tunis yesterday between the two contending CBL Governors to ...
Shukri could take up new post as new CBL Governor in compromise move with HSC – HoR sources
By Sami Zaptia. There are moves to find compromise between the HoR and HSC in order to confirm Mohamed Shukri ...
Beida CBL renews call for board meeting, blames CBL Tripoli for refusal to meet
By Sami Zaptia. The Beida-based CBL repeats its call for a full CBL Board meeting, accuses Tripoli-CBL of refusing to ...
Now, LD 112 million new ‘’British’’ bank notes arrive in Tripoli
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli's CBL says LD 112 million new bank notes printed in Britain arrived by air at Tripoli's ...
CBL Tunis meeting details emerge: Dinar devaluation, unified board and Governors sidelined
By Sami Zaptia. The Governors of the two Central Banks of eastern and western Libya are to be side lined ...
Tripoli and Beida CBLs meet Serraj in Tunisia in united front
By Sami Zaptia. The board of directors of both the Tripoli and Beida-based CBLs met in Tunis. Governors Elkaber (L) ...
Libya will not go bankrupt if reforms and austerity implemented: CBL Governor Hibri
By Libya Herald reporter. Beida-based CBL Governor, Ali Salem Hibri does not think Libya will go bankrupt if it implements reforms (Archive ...
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