Tripoli: Head of the Government of National Unity, Abdul-Hamid Dbeibah, stressed the need to adhere to the Unified Development Agreement as the basis for public spending in the next phase, in a way that supports the economy and strengthens financial stability, emphasizing that organizing spending according to clear priorities is fundamental to the sustainability of development programs.
According to Libyan News Agency, this announcement was made during Dbeibah's participation, alongside Governor of the Central Bank of Libya Naji Issa, in a meeting of the Economic Policy Council. The meeting aimed to follow up on the latest economic developments and the growth in oil production, while also addressing issues related to spending, supply, and financial stability.
Dbeibah also highlighted the importance of joint efforts among relevant authorities to ensure the regular implementation of supply programs and the availability of food, medicine, and fuel. He stressed addressing any challenges that could hinder the smooth flow of supplies or affect market stability.
The meeting reviewed existing programs for supplying essential goods and discussed measures to maintain the smooth flow of supplies. Additionally, the discussion included facilitating procedures for opening letters of credit and monitoring the growth in oil production.
The meeting was attended by Secretary-General of the Cabinet of Ministers Adel Dhwaiher, along with Ministers of Finance, Oil, Economy, Transport, and Planning. Also present were the Head of the Executive Team for Presidential Initiatives and Strategic Projects Mustafa Al-Manea, the Chairman of the National Oil Corporation, the Chairman of the Libyan Investment Authority, and the Director General of the National Economic and Social Development Board.