BP celebrates the reopening of its Tripoli office: NOC
British oil giant, BP, celebrated the reopening of its Tripoli office yesterday, the National Oil Corporation (NOC) reported today. The ...
Tag: Naaman El Bouri chairman ATIB
Former ATIB bank Chairman Naaman Elbouri recalls his unjust kidnapping and detention – calls on CBL Governor to implement law against those unjustly accused
On 15 July 2024, Naaman Elbouri, in his capacity as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the privately ...
ATIB’s new Board of Directors assumes its duties – takes over from CBL installed Interim board
The new Board of Directors of privately owned Al-Saray Trade and Investment Bank (ATIB), elected by the General Assembly on ...
Court cancels CBL’s suspension of ATIB bank’s board of directors
The Chairman of the Board of Assaray Trade and Investment Bank (ATIB), Naaman Elbouri, confirmed to Libya Herald yesterday that ...
ATIB showed institutional resilience in 2023 despite suspension of board of directors: Suspended chairman Naaman Elbouri
In an end of year goodwill message to shareholders, the Temporary Committee, management and staff, the suspended chairman of Assaray ...
CBL temporarily suspends chairman and directors of ATIB
Last Thursday, the Tripoli-based Central Bank of Libya temporarily suspended the chairman, Naaman Elbouri, and the directors of the privately-owned ...
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Western Libya’s Chief of General Staff of the Libyan Army and his accompanying delegation die in plane crash over Ankara
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CBL Governor urges executive authorities to take measures to close unlicensed foreign exchange bureaux, prohibit imports outside the banking system
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HoR’s 303 billion debt cancellation is necessary as the debt’s negative effects have already occurred: Husni Bey
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High-level national workshop held to review Libya’s draft Renewable Energy Law
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Parliament approves Libya’s LD 303 billion Treasury debts – Central Bank to settle the debts by deducting 3% of the Treasury’s total revenues
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