The Brussels court ordered on Thursday that frozen assets owned by the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) are not to be transferred outside the Euroclear accounts, after imposing a precautionary attachment on those asse
Read moreThe Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) has announced that it had not requested the lifting of the freeze on its assets by the Security Council.
Read moreThe Libyan Foreign Ministry has welcomed the rejection of the UN Sanctions Committee of the team of experts' recommendations for freezing the assets of companies affiliated with the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA).
Read moreThe Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) announced that the United Nations Sanctions Committee rejected to renew the freezing of assets belonging to companies affiliated with LIA.
Read moreThe Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) has welcomed the Security Council's agreement to consider amending the sanctions system for Libyan frozen assets, so as to contribute to enhancing their protection.
Read moreForeign Minister, Mohamed Siyala emphasized that Libya should have a pivotal role in managing and monitoring the interests of Libyan funds and assets abroad that are covered by the international decisions on freezing L
Read moreLibya Sanctions Committee of the United Nations convened a closed meeting in New York with a delegation from the Libyan Investment Authority, to follow up the file of frozen funds.
Read moreThe House of Representatives (HoR) has called on the international community to postpone the release of Libyan assets abroad until the formation of a unified government and the conducting of presidential and legislative election
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