The agreement signed between the House of Representatives and the state stipulated standards that should be met by the governor, his deputy, and members of the Board of Directors, without prejudice to the standards of independence, accountability, and integrity.
According to the criteria in the appendix, a copy of which was obtained by Al-Ahrar, the governor must be Libyan of Libyan parents, not hold the nationality or passport of any other country, and have a university qualification in the field of financial, banking, economic, or legal affairs.
The candidate for the position must have at least 10 years of experience in the field, preferably those with published scientific contributions.
The standards also stipulate that the person appointed to the position shall not have commercial, financial, or other interests that conflict with his duties and the requirements of neutrality or independence, or that would affect decision-making, including holding positions in commercial banks or financial companies.
Legally, the person appointed to the position must have a good reputation and no final judgments have been issued against him for a misdemeanor or felony against honor or trust, even if his reputation has been restored, and he must not have been convicted of crimes related to corruption and waste of public money, in addition to enjoying civil and political rights.
The applicant must also submit a financial disclosure statement for himself and his relatives in the first place, and that he or any of his relatives must not have large shares in any of the entities subject to the supervision of the Central Bank.
Source: Central Agreement “Appendix”
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