Libya: Government Budget Under Review

The article focused on the size of government spending in Libya during the first nine months of the current year, where the total expenditure reached approximately 88.6 billion dinars, compared to revenues of 114.5 billion dinars. More than 5 billion dinars were allocated to legislative and executive institutions and their affiliates. The report indicated that salary expenses alone amounted to 60.6 billion dinars, and spending on political institutions and legislative and operational bodies exceeds billions, amid popular protests over deteriorating living conditions and rising living costs. There are also disagreements regarding the extent to which the spending aligns with citizens' needs. Additionally, the data showed a foreign exchange utilization deficit of $4.7 billion, covered by the fund's investment returns. Teacher protests demanding better salaries and rights continue, with increasing pressure on the government to improve resource distribution and achieve economic and living stability in the country.

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