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The Central Bank of Libya authorizes commercial banks to resume processing payments for documents submitted for collection without prior approval from the Bank, subject to strict compliance with import priority lists. Banks must verify that documents are submitted through the beneficiary's bank abroad, confirm that payment has not been previously made, and obtain original customs declarations stamped with a thermal seal. Suppliers are required to provide statistical code cards issued by customs, and banks must submit monthly reports on CD to the Banking and Currency Control Department detailing supplier names and document volumes. All bank branches are subject to periodic inspections to ensure adherence to these regulations under the Banks Law No. 1 of 2005.
Central Bank of Libya P.O. Box: 1103. Telegram Address: Libya - Egypt - Tripoli - Libya
Reference: M.N/804 Circular (R.M.N No.) (2012/10) Date: 05 Jumuada al-Awwal 1433 AH Signed: 28 March 2012 AD
To: General Managers of Commercial Banks To: Heads of Temporary Administrative Committees at Commercial Banks To: General Manager, Libyan Foreign Bank
Greetings...
Subject: Regulations Governing the Settlement of Documents Submitted for Collection
Based on the provisions of Law No. (1) of 2005 AD regarding Banks, And referring to our circular letter No. (2011/146) sent to all Banks on 17/10/2012 AD, regarding the emphasis on the necessity of proceeding with accepting requests for opening bank credits for import purposes, within the framework of priorities specified for imports by the Economic Affairs Department of the Executive Office of the National Transitional Council. We inform you of the approval of the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya to grant commercial banks permission to resume processing the settlement of documents submitted to them for collection, according to the procedures followed and commercially accepted in this regard, without referring to the Central Bank of Libya for approval, and emphasizes the necessity of taking necessary measures and procedures to limit the possibility of forgery that may arise as a result of banks circulating documents for collection, and to comply with the controls set out below:
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Peace, mercy of God and His blessings be upon you ...
Dr. Muhammad Abdul Jalil Abu Sineena Director of Banking and Currency Control Department
For information / The Governor For information / The Deputy Governor For information / The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Economy and Trade For information / The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance For information / The Undersecretary of the Court of Accounts For information / The General Manager of the Customs Station For information / The Secretary of the Management Committee of the General Union of Chambers of Commerce and Industry For information / The Director of Legal Affairs Department, Central Bank of Libya For information / The Director of Aid Department, Central Bank of Libya To: Managers of Central Bank of Libya branches (Benghazi, Sabha, Sirte) Data and Statistics Department In B/2012 AD. Muhammad
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