Libya’s Central Bank (CBL) Governor, Naji Issa, met with a delegation from the World Bank on Wednesday to discuss economic reforms aimed at stabilizing the country’s financial system.
The talks, held in Tripoli, included Osman Dione, the World Bank’s Vice President for the Middle East and North Africa. Discussions focused on initiatives such as improving transparency, digital transformation, and enhancing public spending efficiency. The World Bank also pledged technical and advisory support, including a detailed study on Libya’s economic landscape.
The delegation stressed the importance of the Central Bank’s independence and praised its leadership for implementing structural reforms.
The World Bank’s representative office is expected to resume operations in Tripoli soon, signaling a step towards deeper financial cooperation.
Economy
