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The Central Bank clarifies the value of oil revenues and calls for a review of the data.

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Tripoli – March 11, 2026 (LANA) – The Central Bank of Libya confirmed that total oil revenues deposited into the bank during February amounted to approximately $906 million, detailing the transferred amounts, in response to a statement issued by the National Oil Corporation.

In a statement issued Wednesday, the Central Bank explained that the value of oil revenues deposited during February 2026 reached approximately $705 million, in addition to $201 million representing oil royalties, bringing the total amount deposited into the bank's accounts to approximately $906 million during the aforementioned period.

The bank indicated that these figures reflect the amounts actually deposited into its accounts, emphasizing that the data it holds is the official and reliable source for oil revenues transferred to the public treasury through official channels.

The Central Bank of Libya called on all relevant regulatory bodies, including the Ministry of Finance, to review the bank's data and records to verify the accuracy and validity of the information circulating.

The bank emphasized that this initiative aims to enhance transparency and standardize financial data related to oil revenues, thereby contributing to providing accurate information to relevant authorities and the public.

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