CBL deposits February salaries and scholarships dues in banks
The Central Bank of Libya has deposited the salaries of February for the state employees as they were sent from the Ministry of Finance.
In a statement posted Thursday on the CBL’s website, it confirmed that it started transferring the study and medical insurance fees for the students on scholarships abroad.
It also clarified that such procedures were taken as per the law number 24 as stated by the Ministry of Finance, saying that all of the steps that it is taking are backed by the state laws.
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