The Central Bank of Libya revealed that total revenues for January and February amounted to 18.256 billion dinars, while total spending exceeded 8.4 billion dinars.
In a statement covering the period from January 1 to February 28, the Central Bank reported that oil sales generated 14 billion dinars, oil royalties 3.7 billion dinars, and tax revenues 41.1 million dinars. Customs revenues totaled 12.5 million dinars, while telecommunications generated 26.2 million dinars. No revenue was recorded from the sale of fuel on the local market.
The statement also noted that other revenues, totaling 248 million dinars, came from financial services oversight fees for general services. Regarding expenditures during the same period, the data showed that Chapter I (salaries) accounted for 5.9 billion dinars, excluding February salaries. Chapter II (operating expenses) reached 35 million dinars.
The Central Bank confirmed that no spending was recorded under Chapter III (development), while Chapter IV (subsidies) amounted to 2.5 billion dinars. No spending was recorded under Chapter V (emergency funds).
