Libya’s foreign exchange revenues amounted to US$ 22.9 bn, spending amounted to US$ 24.5 bn: CBL
By Sami Zaptia. (Logo: Tripoli CBL). London, 6 January 2022: The Central Bank of Libya (CBL) announced yesterday that Libya’s ...
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NOC chairman Sanalla bemoans delay in 2018 budget allocations
By Sami Zaptia. NOC chairman Mustafa Sanalla complains about the delay in receiving the 2018 budget allocations (File photo) London, ...
Public Prosecutors Office reveals hundreds of terror, criminal, kidnapping, drugs cases under investigation
By Sami Zaptia. The Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating hundreds of cases and has issued tens of arrest warrants for ...
Central Bank will continue to pay parliamentary salaries
By Saber Ayyub. The CBL will continue to pay parliamentarians (File photo) Tripoli, 24 October A source at the Central ...
AGOCO warns it may cut salaries due to slashed budget
By Libya Herald reporter. AGOCO warns it may have to cut salaries for the rest of the year due to ...
Job downgrades and salary cuts in education and diplomatic corps – 70,000 salaries stopped in March
By Libya Herald journalist. Tunis, 1 March 2015: More than seventy-thousand education sector state salaries will be stopped in March, ...
Confusion as Audit Bureau reverses its freezing of all government accounts
By Libya Herald reporter. Malta, 26 January 2015: There was confusion in Tripoli . . .today as the Audit Bureau ...
Government expects ‘’realistic’’ 2015 budget to be approved by March
By Libya Herald reporter. Malta, 14 January 2015: The government announced that it expects that the 2016 budget would be ...
LD 58.9 bn budget approved by GNC committee – moves for vote on Sunday
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 10 May 2014: The GNC Finance and Budget Committee announced that the 2014 budget will total ...
Cabinet backs GECOL 600 MW emergency power deal
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. Sarir power station, victim of frequent cuts Tripoli, 3 April 2014: Libya is to fast-track the ...
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