Libya’s Central Bank held talks with the International Monetary Fund to develop economic data systems and strengthen financial sector performance. Discussions focused on improving inflation measurement, GDP data, and the Consumer Price Index, alongside enhancing banking supervision and reserve management. Officials said the cooperation included technical support and reform programs aimed at improving transparency, strengthening financial stability, and advancing Libya’s broader economic reform efforts.
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Libya, IMF Discuss Economic Data Reform
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20/04/2026
Libya’s Central Bank held talks with the International Monetary Fund to develop economic data systems and strengthen financial sector performance. Discussions focused on improving inflation measurement, GDP data, and the Consumer Price Index, alongside enhancing banking supervision and reserve management. Officials said the cooperation included technical support and reform programs aimed at improving transparency, strengthening financial stability, and advancing Libya’s broader economic reform efforts.
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