Libya’s Administrative Control Authority and Supreme Council Review National Strategy and Financial Oversight
The Chairman of the Administrative Control Authority of Libya, Mr. Abdullah Qaderbouh, held a high-level meeting with the Chairman of the Supreme Council of the State, Dr. Mohamed Takala, on 27 April 2026 in Tripoli to review progress on the National Strategic Plan for Performance Monitoring, Combating and Prevention of Corruption (2025–2030).
The meeting focused on evaluating the implementation of the national strategy and reinforcing efforts to promote good governance, enhance transparency, and improve performance efficiency across state institutions.
During the session, participants reviewed the Administrative Control Authority’s annual reports (54–55) for the years 2024–2025, which highlighted key supervisory activities and achievements in strengthening administrative and financial discipline across various sectors.
Discussions also addressed updates on the State’s Final Accounts File for the third phase, including monitoring measures, observations, and recommendations issued by the Authority. These efforts aim to improve public financial management, ensure greater accuracy and transparency in financial reporting, and establish a more stable and disciplined fiscal environment.
Dr. Mohamed Takala commended the work of the Administrative Control Authority, noting that its efforts in managing the final accounts file have contributed to creating conditions conducive to the unification of the national budget, thereby supporting financial stability and sustainable policy development.
Both sides emphasized the vital role of the Administrative Control Authority in advancing comprehensive reforms, combating corruption, and strengthening public trust in state institutions.
This engagement reflects Libya’s ongoing commitment to promoting accountability, transparency, and effective governance, in line with the mission of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation Ombudsman Association (OICOA).
