Tripoli | Sunday, September 28, 2025 –
The Chairman of the Administrative Supervision Board, Mr. Abdullah Qaderbouh, convened a meeting with the National Committee for the Follow-up of the Closure of the State’s Final Accounts, chaired by Mr. Ali Al-Salah. Also present were committee members, including the representative of the Ministry of Finance in the Government of National Unity, Mr. Aubakar Al-Jafal, alongside a number of directors of departments and offices from both the Board and the Ministry of Finance.
The session reviewed the latest updates on the committee’s work, including the progress of preparing the state’s final accounts, the obstacles currently affecting workflow, and proposed solutions to overcome these challenges. Discussions underscored the need for close coordination between the Administrative Supervision Board, the Ministry of Finance, and the National Committee to ensure the accuracy and transparency of Libya’s financial statements and to strengthen the country’s overall financial performance.
Mr. Qaderbouh emphasized the importance of integrity, accuracy, and compliance with national financial regulations in the preparation of the final accounts, describing them as a key reference point for evaluating the state’s fiscal performance. He reaffirmed the Board’s commitment to monitoring and supporting specialized committees, reinforcing transparency, good governance, and proper management of public funds in accordance with the State Financial System Act and the guidelines of the Board of Budget, Accounts, and Inventory.
For his part, Mr. Al-Jafal, representing the Ministry of Finance, reiterated the Ministry’s commitment to full cooperation with the Administrative Supervision Board and the National Committee, pledging to provide all required data and documents promptly. He highlighted the Ministry’s ongoing efforts to promote financial discipline, improve spending efficiency, and safeguard public resources.
This meeting forms part of the Administrative Supervision Board’s broader mission to enhance oversight, improve financial transparency, and strengthen the performance of state institutions through proactive follow-up with specialized committees and close collaboration with key government entities.
