Libya’s Central Bank Governor and Presidential Council Deputy Head Discuss Financial Stability

Tripoli: The Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Naji Issa, met with Abdullah Al-Lafi, the Deputy Head of the Presidential Council, to discuss the implementation of the Unified Financial Agreement and strategies to enhance transparency and governance in financial operations. The discussions focused on supporting financial and economic stability in the country.

According to Libyan News Agency, the meeting also addressed the measures undertaken by the Governor to bolster monetary and financial stability, aiming to achieve financial sustainability for the state. Al-Lafi highlighted the necessity of unifying public spending and strengthening coordination among institutions. He also stressed the importance of effective measures to stabilize the foreign exchange market, reduce foreign currency exchange rates, and mitigate price increases to improve citizens' living conditions.

Fezzan University Gears Up for 19th Century Traveler Symposium

Sabha:Fezzan University is actively preparing for an international scientific symposium titled “Fezzan in the Writings of Travelers During the 19th Century AD (Historical, Spatial, Economic, and Social Approaches).” The preparations were discussed in …