Libyan governors meet as UN tries to broker reunification
Audit will recommend ways to end division of central bank caused by civil war, reports say
The two central bank governors in civil war-torn Libya met last week in an effort to reunify the divided institution.
Sadiq Al-Kabir, governor in the country’s capital Tripoli, met with Ali el-Hibri, who runs the central bank based in the rebel-held town of Bayda, on July 8. Al-Kabir is the Central Bank of Libya’s governor while el-Hibri is its deputy governor, but in effect each has run their own central bank for seven years.
The two governors met with Government of National Unity prime
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