Tripoli: The Central Bank of Libya has disclosed the total oil revenues deposited into its accounts for February, amounting to approximately $906 million. This announcement was made in response to a statement from the National Oil Corporation.
According to Libyan News Agency, the Central Bank clarified that the February 2026 oil revenues were about $705 million, with an additional $201 million from oil royalties. This brought the total deposits to approximately $906 million during the specified period.
The Central Bank stated that these figures represent the actual amounts deposited, asserting its data as the official source for oil revenues channeled to the public treasury. The bank urged relevant regulatory bodies, including the Ministry of Finance, to review its data for accuracy.
The Central Bank highlighted that this initiative is intended to promote transparency and unify financial data related to oil revenues, ensuring that accurate information is available to authorities and the public.