Tripoli: The Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, “Naji Issa”, presented his vision for the next stage, and the most important priorities and problems that he seeks to solve in the short term, most notably cash liquidity, exchange rate stability, regulation of the foreign exchange market, and expansion of electronic payment services.
This came during his participation in the meeting of the Governors of the African Group at the International Monetary Fund in the US capital, Washington, in the presence of the Executive Director of the Fund, Kristalina Georgieva, and the Governors of African Central Banks.
According to a post by the bank on its Facebook page today, Thursday, Issa said ((The next stage requires developing a medium-term economic vision, in which all economic policies are harmonized with the aim of maintaining financial stability and financial sustainability)).
For their part, the attendees congratulated “Issa” on his appointment as Governor of the “Central”, his deputy, Marai Al-Barasi, and t
he members of the bank’s board of directors, wishing them success and success in their new tasks.
The Governor of the Central Bank also held bilateral meetings with the Deputy Executive Director of the International Monetary Fund, Kenji Okamura, the Director of the Middle East and Central Asia Department at the Fund, Jihad Azour, and the Turkish Minister of Finance, Mehmet Simsek.
Source: Libyan News Agency
