Central Bank Focuses on Liquidity and Forex Access
The Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Najie Esa, focused on improving banking sector services, especially concerning liquidity, foreign currency, and electronic payments. The meeting discussed measures with commercial banks to ensure the availability of adequate liquidity and facilitate citizens' access to foreign currency, as well as to strengthen the electronic payment system, which recorded transactions totaling approximately 764.9 billion Libyan dinars from January to August 2026. Esa emphasized the need for banks to adhere to regulations, improve banking service performance, and continuously monitor the sector's performance, all with the aim of providing more efficient and faster financial services to citizens.
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