Customs Authority introduces new Customs Dollar Rate – up from LD 2.2 to about LD 6.35
Libya’s Customs Authority announced yesterday that it has officially adjusted the Customs Dollar Rate used to calculate the tariff imposed ...
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Tripoli Chamber of Commerce meeting makes five demands to decision-makers to alleviate economic crisis – threatens peaceful demonstrations and sit-ins
An expanded meeting was held yesterday at the Tripoli Chamber of Commerce’s Tripoli headquarters to discuss the repercussions of monetary ...
Tripoli Chamber of Commerce calls for urgent meeting today to discuss Libya’s spiralling economic crisis
Tripoli Chamber of Commerce called yesterday on all its members to attend an urgent meeting to be held today at ...
HSC’s proposals to reform Libya’s economy include abolishing proposed taxes, suspending development spending, prioritising imports, monitoring LCs
In a session held yesterday, the High State Council (HSC) proposed the following measures to address Libya’s economic crisis: - ...
Tripoli Libyan government rejects new import taxes, blames dinar collapse on Hafter’s parallel spending outside approved budget
As the black-market exchange rate of the Libyan dinar plunged to unprecedented rates over the LD 10.50 to the dollar ...
107 HoR members state that they have not issued the decision to impose new import taxes
In a statement released yesterday, 107 members of the House of Representatives (HoR) affirmed that the House (in its entirety), ...
Misrata Chamber to hold workshop on “Advance Consignment Information (ACI)’’ imported cargo tracking and registration system adopted by Libya
Misrata Chamber of Commerce announced yesterday that it is holding an important workshop for members on the implementation of the ...
CBL reaches agreement with importers to urgently deliver 2.5 million boxes of cooking oil
The Governor of the Central Bank of Libya (CBL), Naji Issa, held a meeting in his Tripoli office yesterday with ...
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NOC Chairman Suleiman meets representative of Nigeria’s Aiteo oil company – winner of exploration bid in Block M1, Murzuq Basin
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New shipping line between Italy-Tunisia-Tripoli launched today
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CBL increases foreign currency cash limit permitted to enter Libya – up from US$ 10,000 to US$ 30,000
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Minister of Economy approves 12 foreign and joint venture companies – to support the investment climate
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US sells US$ 95 million worth of border security equipment to Tunisia – can a similar deal between the EU or the US be struck with Libya?
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