The Central Bank of Libya announced, in a statement issued on Thursday, the details of the revenues and expenditures of the Libyan state during the months of January and February of 2025. According to the statement, total revenues amounted to 18.03 billion Libyan dinars, while total expenditures reached 8.435 billion Libyan dinars.
Revenues:
* Oil Sales: 14.0 billion dinars.
* Oil Royalties: 3.7 billion dinars.
* Taxes: 41.1 million dinars.
* Customs: 12.5 million dinars.
* Telecommunications Sector: 26.2 million dinars.
* Other Revenues (passports, car ownership, fines): 245.8 million dinars.
Expenditures:
* Salaries (Chapter One): 5.9 billion dinars.
* Operating Expenses (Chapter Two): 35 million dinars.
* Subsidies (Chapter Four): 2.5 billion dinars.
* Note: No funds were allocated to development chapters (Chapter Three) or emergency chapters (Chapter Five).
The Central Bank affirmed in the statement its commitment to transparency and disclosure, aiming to involve state institutions and citizens in understanding the economic and financial reality of the country.
