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Qaderbouh emphasizes the preservation of the professional rights and entitlements of Administrative Control Authority staff, and affirms that salaries and financial benefits will remain untouched

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Tripoli, November 10, 2026 (LANA) – The Chairman of the Administrative Control Authority (ACA), Abdullah Qaderbouh, has emphasized the necessity of safeguarding the professional rights and entitlements of the Authority’s staff. He stressed that their legally mandated salaries and financial benefits must remain untouched, while also underscoring the importance of upholding the legal guarantees that ensure the independence of oversight operations.

This came during a meeting held today, Tuesday, with the Minister of Finance of the Government of National Unity, Rashid Abu Ghufa. The meeting followed a protest staged yesterday by several ACA employees, who were calling for the protection of their professional rights and entitlements.

In a statement on its official page, the Authority noted that the meeting was held to address the repercussions of the protest, in which staff members voiced concerns regarding their professional rights. Both sides discussed the demands presented, as well as the impact that the ongoing work stoppage has had on the Authority’s performance and its ability to carry out its oversight functions.

Qaderbouh asserted that protecting the rights and benefits of the Authority’s personnel is an institutional responsibility. He emphasized that these rights are grounded in the law and the powers vested in the ACA Chairman—powers approved by the legislative authority—adding that he would continue to pursue these legitimate demands through legal and institutional channels.

For his part—according to the ACA’s official page—Minister of Finance Rashid Abu Ghufa affirmed that the regulation of salaries and benefits for the Authority’s staff falls within the exclusive purview of the legislative authority, and that the rights legally granted to them cannot be diminished. Abu Ghufa indicated that he had received a document from the Authority outlining the legal grounds regarding its staff salaries, as well as the safeguards for the independence of its oversight functions. He added that he would present the matter to the Council of Ministers during its upcoming meeting.

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