Today, the Presidency of the House of Representatives issued a decision regarding the appointment of members of the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Libya.
Regarding this decision, businessman Hosni Bey told the “Libya Eye” network: “It is the first step in the right direction to reach the vision of light at the end of the tunnel, which was caused by the Libyan political impasse.”
He added: “The hopes of the Libyan people are directed towards the Central Board of Directors,” adding: “We hope for the unification and completion of the legitimacy of the legislative, executive and sovereign authorities, provided that they are through 100% Libyan ownership and decision.”
Hosni Bey continued: “Today, on the tenth anniversary since the division of monetary authority and the isolation of the most important sovereign authority in Libya, represented by the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Libya, and after 3,650 days of division and isolation of monetary decision-making, the effects and results of which we are living through the collapse of the value of the Libyan dinar, that era. “It’s finally over.”
He added: “Based on the principles of the Interim Constitutional Declaration and its amendments that include the Skhirat Agreement, Governor Naji Issa and Deputy Governor Marai Al-Barasi were named less than 3 weeks ago, and hopes are complete today with the House of Representatives accepting, adopting and approving the list submitted by the Governor and his deputy, including the remaining six independent members based on On Libyan law.”
Hosni Bey said: “The event and the speed of implementation are evidence of the Libyans’ ability to solve their crises through 100% Libyan ownership and with the participation of the legislative and executive authorities of the House of Representatives, the State Council, the Presidential Council, and the government.”
He continued: “Our ability to achieve what was thought to be impossible has actually been achieved through the completion of the Board of Directors of the most important sovereign authority in Libya,” adding: “Our hopes are to build on this success, and we hope that everyone will work to adopt a unified budget or arrangements.” Comprehensive financial.
Hosni Bey concluded by saying: “We also hope that everyone will work to find a consensus to achieve a single and unified government, whether through merging the two governments, or through issuing a government change mandate, or through issuing a consensual government with Libyan ownership, with consensus between the House of Representatives, the State Council, the Presidential Council, and the government, with popular support and from Then move to elections within a specific deadline to restore full confidence in Libyan institutions.”
Last updated: October 21, 2024 – 21:57
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