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Libya's parliament appoints new central bank chief
Libya's Tripoli-based parliament has backed the appointment of a new central bank governor, per businessday.co.za. The move follows political negotiations to stabilize the country's financial sector amid ongoing governance challenges.
The new governor's nomination was supported by key parliamentary factions, reflecting a broader effort to restore confidence in Libya's economic institutions, Bloomberg reports.
Separately, the Tripoli Court of Appeal rejected proposed changes to judicial officials' financial benefits, according to libyaobserver.ly. The ruling underscores continued tensions between legislative and judicial branches over public sector reforms.
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