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Geneva s Talks on Reviving Libya s Economy to Resume in January

Geneva s Talks on Reviving Libya’s Economy to Resume in January Published December 16th, 2020 - 01:00 GMT Libya has been torn by civil war since the ouster of late ruler Muammar Gaddafi in 2011. (Shutterstock) Representatives of Libya’s main financial institutions ended two days of talks in Geneva on Tuesday focusing on currency reform, resolving the country s banking crisis and unification of the national budget. I am hopeful that the meeting here in Geneva will be another practical, tangible step forward together…to implement the cease-fire, to address the real problems and with real and pragmatic solutions that can respond to the needs and aspirations of all Libyans to live their lives, said Acting Special Representative of the Secretary General and head of the UN’s mission in Libya Stephanie Williams.

UN Security Council urges Libya s warring parties to intensify peace efforts

NEW YORK: The UN Security Council (UNSC) has urged warring parties in Libya to build on the UN-led Libyan Political Dialogue Forum (LPDF) that took place in Tunisia last month. The UNSC’s current president, South Africa’s Ambassador to the UN Jerry Matjila, emphasized that a “successful political process was essential for the stability and future prosperity of Libya.” The LPDF built upon a nationwide cease-fire deal concluded in October between Libya’s warring rivals during UN-facilitated talks in Geneva. Matjila’s statement came after the UNSC held a meeting behind closed doors, during which Stephanie Williams, acting special representative for Libya, briefed member states on the status of negotiations for a new constitution.

Libya central bank unifies exchange rate

Libya central bank unifies exchange rate Authorities said the move aims to stem corruption and money laundering that have blighted the economy H. J. I./AFP 16.12.2020 ECONOMY Libya central bank unifies exchange rate Discussions regarding the official exchange rate finally reach a conclusion Foto: Agencies After its first full board meeting in six years, Libya s central bank announced Wednesday a unification and devaluation of official exchange rates, a move that aims to fight corruption. The rate nationwide from January 3 will be 4.48 Libyan dinars to the dollar for all public, private commercial and personal transactions in foreign currency , the Tripoli-based body said in a statement.

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