Tripoli— A United Nations economic team that supervises and directs economic reform in Libya has commended the Central Bank of Libya’s (CBL) efforts in advancing “genuine and comprehensive” economic reform in Libya, a statement by the bank said after meeting with team on 28 April 2026.
The CBL’s Governor met today Ms. Ulrika Richardson, Deputy Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General and United Nations Resident Coordinator in Libya, in the presence of the UN economic team, as well as directors of the relevant departments at the Central Bank.
The meeting focused on how the UN would support a package of reforms that aims to achieve economic stability in the country, according to a CBL’s statement. It includes:
Developments in the foreign exchange market and possible measures to achieve financial sustainability and the readiness of Libyan institutions to implement the recommendations of the Structured Dialogue, particularly in the economic track sponsored by the UN mission.
This in addition to updates on the financial situation following the signing of the unified public expenditure agreement, and the requirements for maintaining macroeconomic stability and identification of priority areas and the development of a sequenced reform roadmap to support the gradual and effective implementation of reforms.