Central Bank denies rumors of foreign exchange system being suspended
Libya's Central bank denies online rumors that the system for foreign exchange has been suspended and reassures citizens and businesses alike of the availability of foreign currency in the banks
The Libyan News Agency quoted Tawila as saying that the system is operating normally in commercial banks and that information is still being received and passed on.
Since last January, the Libyan Central Bank has been selling foreign currency to people and traders through banks at a rate of 4.48 dinars and has granted funds to owners of public and private companies to cover services and products for the local market.
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