The financial statistics that has been issued by the UN-proposed government's Ministry of Finance showed a drop in financial preparations by 30% at the first fiscal quarter of 2017, registering 8.1 billion dinars compared to 11.5 billion dinars, thus saving a a deficit-gap of 3.4 billion.

The statistics chart shows oil income of 3.03 billion dinars while it was expected to be 5.42, creating a deficit of 2.393 billion dinars (44%).

Likewise, oil products' income at the local market was shown as achieving 50 million dinars while it was expected to get 225 million, registering 175 million dinars deficit (78%).

"Public services' tariffs hit 57 million out of 100 million in mind, thus scoring 43% in deficit. Taxes on economic activities reached 154 million dinars while it was expected to hit 200, creating a deficit of 45 million dinars (23%)." The chart of the first quarter of the fiscal year showed.

As for customs income, 25 million dinars were registered out of expected 62 million, leaving a deficit of 36 million (59%).

On the telecoms income side, there was a vision that it would obtain 162 million dinars, but it had gotten trivial sum of money, and so had the Central Bank of Libya's profits distribution, which was thought to reach 57 million dinars.

The chart also shows that the "files' assets category" was expected to reach 500 million, of which the Ministry of Finance had obtained only one million, scoring 100% deficit ratio.

According to the budget income chart from the beginning of January 2017 to March 31 of the same year, the CBL had given the ministry a funding loan worth 4.8 billion dinars.