Libya’s eastern administration elects new central bank governor
Mohamed al-Shukri, former vice-governor under Gaddafi, elected by House of Representatives
Libya’s eastern government has elected a new central bank governor, striking a blow to prime minister Fayez al-Sarraj’s plans to unify the country’s two central banks.
In a reassertion of the government’s independence, local media services and Reuters reported the eastern House of Representatives (HoR) had elected Mohamed al-Shukri, former vice-governor of the central bank under Muammar Gaddafi’s regime, to replace Ali Salim al-Hibri at the eastern monetary authority.
The Central Bank of Libya
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