The Centre for Criminal Research and Training in Libya has concluded three intensive training courses on basic banking operations, aimed at equipping 57 members of the Public Prosecution Authority with the skills needed to combat corruption.
According to a statement from the Public Prosecutor's Office, the initiative forms part of a broader program to enhance judicial responsiveness to corruption-related crimes, aligning with the first quarter of the training plan for the 2024–2025 judicial year.
The participants, drawn from appellate courts in regions including Sabha, Derna, Tobruk, Al-Bayda, Benghazi, Gharyan, Al-Zawiya, Misrata, Al-Khums, South Tripoli, and Tripoli, were divided into three groups.
Each course spanned five days, providing prosecutors with in-depth knowledge to address financial misconduct effectively.
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