The Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, has praised the efforts and positive steps taken that addressed the situation at the Central Bank of Libya and worked to create an independent professional institution for all Libyans.
Dbeibah’s statement came hours after a session of the House of Representatives during which 108 representatives voted unanimously to approve the agreement, which stipulated the appointment of Naji Issa as the new governor of the bank, and Marai Al-Barasi as his deputy.
For its part, the High Council of State announced the approval of 112 members of the agreement with the House of Representatives to appoint a new administration for the Central Bank of Libya.
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