CBL Governor Issa launches transformational financial projects, including National Strategy for Financial Inclusion
The Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Naji Issa, announced the launch of the National Strategy for Financial Inclusion ...
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Electronic Payment Forum and Exhibition 2025 opens at Tripoli Fairgrounds
The Electronic Payment Forum and Exhibition ‘‘EPAIX’’ 2025 (15 to 17 May) opened at Tripoli International Fairgrounds today. The organisers ...
Electronic Payment Forum and Exhibition – 20 to 22 May at Tripoli International Fairgrounds
The Central Bank of Libya (CBL), in cooperation with the General Authority for Exhibitions and Conferences, announced the launch of ...
Libya has around 124,000 Point of Sales machines – needs 200 to 250,000 to solve its liquidity problem: Former senior banker
Despite the ''more than excellent'' numbers achieved by local banks by the end of 2024 regarding electronic services, Libya needs ...
CBL permits banks to offer interest-free e-debits in lieu of late salaries
On Monday 2 December the Central Bank of Libya’s (CBL) Banking and Currency Control Department issued Circular No. 20 of ...
CBL contracts to print LD 30 billion in new notes to alleviate liquidity crisis and replace old currency
The Central Bank of Libya (CBL) announced yesterday that it has contracted to print LD 30 billion of new money ...
Libya e-Commerce Expo 2024: 1 to 3 December in Tripoli
The organisers of the Libya e-Commerce Exhibition 2024 (1-3 December) say that this exhibition is the biggest event for e-commerce ...
CBL reduces POS e-payment charges to 1 and 1.5 percent from 3.75 percent
The Central Bank of Libya (CBL) announced today that its state National Switch operator, Moamalat Financial Services Company, will be ...
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