A joint working group is to be formed between the Central Bank of Libya (CBL) and the Administrative Control Authority ...

Considering the recent debate in Libya about reforming subsidies and the Libyan economy, one subject that would help make sane, ...

including by introducing well-calibrated and orderly wage and energy subsidy reforms and mobilising nonhydrocarbon revenues," the IMF said. Libya’s economy is heavily dependent on oil and gas.

Libya's prolonged political transition ... UNSMIL is also consulting economic experts on reforms to strengthen financial sustainability and transparency. At the same time, efforts to enhance ...

UNSMIL is also consulting economic experts on reforms to strengthen financial sustainability and transparency. At the same time, efforts to enhance communication and information sharing between ...

The competition for Libya’s oil wealth lies at the heart ... UNSMIL is also consulting economic experts on reforms to strengthen financial sustainability and transparency. At the same time ...

Outdated laws and political interference are choking Libya’s media. Rights groups call for legal reforms and civil society consultation ... bodies be free from political interference and economic ...

and poor governance are major impediments to growth in Libya. Banks continue to lack a well-defined framework for extending credit since the issuance of the law banning interest. The authorities ...

While Gulf nations have adhered to conservative practices as part of their official state policies, today, the picture is changing as some nations rebrand themselves for the global stage.

the dominance of public employment and poor governance were major impediments to the growth of the private sector in Libya. An economic reform plan that focused on private sector development ...

The Central Bank of Libya (CBL) has expanded talks with the House of Representatives’ finance committee, with participation from the Government of National Unity and the rival eastern authority, as ...

Countries like Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya are now confronted with a clear ... and dependency—can only be solved by internal economic reform. The tariffs push hard in that direction.