Libya’s Attorney General Office to arrest corruption figures
The Attorney General Office to issue arrest warrents of some banks Directors, ministers, and businessmen, a source disclosed.
The source, who asked to remain anonymous, told Press Solidarity that the Attorney General also will issue a no-travel warrent for the same figures.
The source added that the decision came because of money smuggling and fake bank credits.
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