CBL Governor Meets with Department Directors in Benghazi

Benghazi, November 5, 2026 (LANA) – The Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Fawzi Misbah Abu Khuzam, held a meeting today, Thursday, in the city of Benghazi with several department directors and officials from the Bank to review the progress of operations and assess the performance levels of the various departments.

The meeting addressed ways to enhance coordination and integration among departments, with the aim of improving institutional performance and elevating the standard of work.

The Governor affirmed that the Central Bank of Libya is a single sovereign institution, with all its departments and branches operating within a unified institutional framework. He stressed the importance of fostering a culture of teamwork, strengthening cooperation and coordination across the Bank’s various components, and consolidating efforts to achieve institutional goals. He further emphasized the necessity of overcoming challenges, promoting direct communication between departments, and leveraging the expertise and talent available across the Bank’s branches. He underscored that the coming phase requires collective effort and a unified team spirit—transcending any geographical or administrative considerations—to enhance operational efficiency and ensure the continuity of work.

On the sidelines of the meeting, the Governor conducted a field visit to several of the Bank’s departments, where he inspected the workflow and performance standards. He also met with staff members, reflecting his commitment to maintaining direct engagement with the institution’s various components, monitoring their needs, and addressing the requirements for improving their performance. The meeting concluded with an emphasis on continuing coordination and cooperation across various departments and branches, consolidating the institution’s unity and independence, and working toward a shared institutional vision that supports the bank’s performance and strengthens its role in maintaining monetary and financial stability in Libya.

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