24 Hrs
Source:
عين ليبيا
Money Laundering Threatens Dinar
The article addresses the issue of the widespread corruption and financial crimes in Libya, particularly concerning money laundering and the parallel economy, and their negative impact on the national economy. It explains that the weakness of financial and administrative institutions, alongside the insufficient capabilities of the new financial crimes enforcement agency, contribute to the ongoing problem. The article emphasizes the need for all institutions to work together and for strong political will to enhance oversight and reform the banking sector. It also stresses that resolving this crisis requires comprehensive institutional reforms, the establishment of modern management, and the achievement of transparency and economic stability.
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