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Naji Issa on Libya’s reform efforts and why he threatened to quit

The CBL governor speaks about the need for national unity, fiscal responsibility, digital transformation and FX reforms

Naji Issa, Central Bank of Libya
Credit: Matt Wardle

What were the goals you set when you were appointed as governor of the Central Bank of Libya in October 2024? Reflecting almost two years later, which have progressed as planned, and which are proving harder to achieve?

Upon assuming the role of governor of the Central Bank of Libya in October 2024, we established a clear set of priorities aimed at rebuilding the institution, strengthening monetary and financial stability, restoring confidence in the banking system, and moving from reactive

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