Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Ali Al-Hibri, said Saturday that half of the state’s reserves have been lost, adding that the current political class in general in the country has not shown interest in the future of the national economy.
In a speech during the conference on the need to diversify the economy organized by the Center for Economic Research at the University of Benghazi, Al-Hibri called for the start of reforming the banking sector and the need to reconsider Law No. 1 of 2013, in addition to the need to reactivate and open the stock market. .
Al-Hibri called for the formation of a scientific committee aimed at the economic development of the Libyan economy, pointing out at the same time that there will be no reform without a conscious political will free of corruption and its goal is the homeland, according to what the website reported.
