21 Hrs
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عين ليبيا
Authorities examine medicines, oil, and corporate accounts
The Head of the Libyan Authority for Administrative Control, Abdullah Qadrobouh, discussed during his meetings important financial, economic, and service-related files, particularly those related to contracts for the supply of medicines and medical supplies, the performance of the Medical Supply Agency, and the completion of the state's final accounts. He also addressed the status of the oil sector and approximately 500 companies that have been placed on the blacklist due to suspicions of corruption and documentary credit procedures. He emphasized the importance of verifying the integrity of contracting procedures and their compliance with needs and specifications, as well as intensifying oversight of contract implementation to ensure the urgent and regular fulfillment of treatment needs, along with adherence to deadlines for the supply of vaccines and immunizations. The meeting also covered the status of final accounts, which help determine the actual financial position of the state, as well as reviewing oil revenues and the performance of related companies, enabling relevant authorities to address any financial imbalances or violations.
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