Day: March 28, 2022

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Al Mnefi underscores importance of maintaining independence of the Libyan Investment Corporation and protecting its assets

Tripoli-President of the Presidential Council Mohammed Al Mnefi met on Monday Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Libyan Investment Corporation Ali Mahmoud, who briefed him on the work of the corporation, its efforts to preserve Libyan assets abroad, and the challenges it faces.

The President of the corporation reviewed all matters relating to the investments of the corporation, seizing of its assets in some countries, and the actions to be taken to recover these assets.

The President of the Presidential Council emphasized the independence of the institution, as a sovereign fund owned by future generations, distancing it from political tensions, not using it as a pressure and blackmail card, and intensifying efforts to protect it.

During the meeting held at the Council’s office, Al Mnefi stressed that the assets of this investment institution should not be compromised and that they should be supported so that they can perform the tasks assigned to them.

Source: Libyan News Agency

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Al-Manfi affirms the Presidential Council’s support for the efforts of the Audit Bureau and the Administrative Control Authority in combating corruption

Tripoli- The President of the Presidential Council, “Mohamed Al-Manfi” affirmed the council’s support for the efforts of the Audit Bureau and the Administrative Control Authority in combating corruption, in implementation of the laws and legislations in force.

This came during his meeting today with the head of the Audit Bureau, Khaled Shakshak, and the head of the Administrative Control Authority, Suleiman Al-Shanti, according to the media office of the President of the Presidential Council.

Al-Manfi stressed the importance of the work carried out by the Bureau and the Authority, as they are two oversight institutions authorized to apply the laws and regulations in force in detecting financial and administrative violations in government institutions, and following up on their work mechanism. of abuses.

For their part, Shakshak and Al-Shanti stressed that the Bureau and the authority implement the regulations and laws in force to combat corruption and administrative abuses, in accordance with the action plans set by specialists, to ensure the smooth and fair workflow of government institutions.

Source: Libyan News Agency

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President of Presidential Council reviews with the President of the Supreme Court developments of political situation in the country

Tripoli-President of the Presidential Council, Mohammed Al Mnefi discussed with President of the Supreme Court Mohamed Al-Hafi the latest developments of the political situation in the country, and the way out of the current political crisis.

During the meeting, which was held on Monday afternoon, importance of keeping the judiciary away from political wrangling, and supporting the institution to carry out its duty was stressed, according to the Presidential Council Communication Office on his SMS page.

Source: Libyan News Agency

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Head of GNU Government participates in the events of International Mine Risk and War Remnants Awareness Day

Tripoli-The Head of the Government of National Unity AbdUl Hamid Al-Dabaiba participated in Tripoli on Monday in the international Mine Risk and the Remnants of War Awareness Day, organized by the Libyan Mine Action and War Remnants Center of the Ministry of Defense.

In a speech, the Prime Minister stressed the need to work seriously and provide the necessary support domestically and internationally, to eliminate this threat that Libya has been experiencing since 2011.

The event was attended by the Ministers of Communications and the State for Cabinet Affairs, a number of undersecretaries, the delegation of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya and a number of ambassadors accredited to Libya.

During this event, a number of light presentations were presented illustrating the dangers of mines and remnants of war, and activities carried out in the country over the past years.

Source: Libyan News Agency

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Ambassador Norland dismisses existence of a Western plan to postpone the elections, and confirms his country’s support for conducting them as soon as possible

Tripoli-U.S. Ambassador and Special Envoy to Libya Richard Norland strongly dismissed what he called false accounts of a western plan to postpone Libyan elections. In a Tweet posted by the U.S. Embassy, Ambassador Norland said his country continues to support efforts to hold free and fair elections in Libya as soon as possible.

Norland refutes recent allegations and false accounts that the New Arab and Eram News have published, based on unnamed sources claiming a Western plan to postpone the elections — and the United States continues to support efforts to hold free and fair elections in Libya as soon as possible, the tweet said.

Source: Libyan News Agency