The First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives (HoR), Fawzi Al-Nuwairi, accused the United States (US) of seeking to undermine the success of unifying the economic track in Libya after unifying the Central Bank and forming its board of directors.
Al-Nuwairi said in a statement that they had monitored an ongoing activity by the US embassy in an attempt to recycle the economic track crisis to create meetings and present opinions that conflict with the financial law of the Libyan state by imposing a reality that is contrary to the law, after resolving the Central Bank crisis.
Al-Nuwairi warned in his statement that such meetings would hinder the work of the Central Bank and make it a party to the political conflict, which would create a new crisis that could affect the bank's governance and undermine the legitimacy of its management. He called on the United Nations mission to do its duty toward limiting such interventions, which are considered an act far from the mission's efforts, in addition to violating the law.
Al-Nuwairi asked the mission to clarify the matter to the Libyan people, asking, "Who is responsible for providing support and assistance to the Libyans? Is it the United Nations mission? Or the ambassadors of the countries represented in Libya?" according to the statement.
Al-Nuwairi's statements come in conjunction with news of an economic dialogue in Tunisia under the auspices of the US embassy, with the attendance of representatives of the Government of National Unity and the parallel government, the Central Bank and the Audit Bureau, similar to the dialogue held last October.
