The Central Bank of Libya said Gov. Naji Mohammed Issa chaired a meeting with department heads to advance measures affecting access to foreign currency, the treatment of taxes on certain goods and the availability of cash liquidity. The meeting reviewed correspondence from the House of Representatives on canceling a tax imposed on certain goods and directed relevant departments to accelerate the procedures and technical system changes needed to resume foreign currency sales for all purposes, at the officially approved exchange rate and within available monthly revenues. Discussions on the tax measure covered how to implement it with commercial banks and its application to goods and uses including personal needs, medical treatment and study expenses. The bank also reviewed preparations to supply foreign currency for all legitimate purposes and said work will continue to support cash circulation and a fair, stable distribution of liquidity across banks and branches in all regions of Libya.