The Central Bank of Libya said Governor Naji Issa met Ulrika Richardson, the deputy special representative of the United Nations secretary-general and UN resident coordinator in Libya, together with the UN economic team and relevant central bank officials, to review the economic reform package led by the bank. The discussion focused on conditions for economic and macroeconomic stability, including foreign exchange market developments, financial sustainability and the implementation of UN-backed economic reform recommendations. Participants examined possible measures in the foreign exchange market to support financial sustainability, the readiness of Libyan institutions to implement the Structured Dialogue recommendations in the UN-sponsored economic track, and the financial situation after the signing of the unified public expenditure agreement together with the requirements for maintaining macroeconomic stability. The meeting also identified priority areas and discussed a sequenced reform roadmap for the gradual and effective implementation of reforms.
Central Bank of Libya2026-04-28
Central Bank of Libya discusses foreign exchange conditions and sequenced reform roadmap with United Nations mission
The Central Bank of Libya said it held a meeting with the United Nations mission in Libya to review the central bank-led economic reform package and conditions for economic stability. Discussions covered foreign exchange market developments, financial sustainability, implementation of Structured Dialogue recommendations, and a sequenced roadmap for reform after the unified public expenditure agreement.