Libya’s Central Bank (CBL) has concluded a series of consultations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Tunisia, focused on economic reform and financial stability. Discussions covered recent economic performance, as well as fiscal, monetary and trade policies. Participants also reviewed measures taken to strengthen financial stability, with an emphasis on continuing reforms and improving transparency. The consultations focused on priorities including maintaining fiscal sustainability, encouraging investment, diversifying sources of income and improving governance within the banking sector. At the end of the meetings, the IMF mission praised steps taken by the CBL to support financial stability despite ongoing challenges.

Source: Libya Observer April 09, 2026 13:57 UTC