Preparations have officially begun for the sixth edition of the Banking Sector Development Forum, scheduled to take place on December 8–9 , under the chairmanship of the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Mr. Naji Issa. This year’s edition will be held under the theme “Financial Stability and Digital Transformation.”
The forum will bring together senior banking officials, financial experts, and representatives from international institutions to discuss strategies for strengthening Libya’s banking system and promoting digital innovation in the sector.
The proposed discussion topics include:
- Independence of Central Bank Decision-Making from Political Influence
Ensuring monetary policy stability and protecting financial decisions from political interference. - Restoring Financial Balance and Addressing Foreign Currency Deficits
Developing policies to regulate exchange rates and improve foreign reserve management. - Banking Technology and Electronic Payments: Reality, Challenges, and Ambitions
Advancing digital infrastructure in banks and promoting a shift toward cashless transactions. - Upgrading the Technological Infrastructure of Commercial Banks
Supporting digital transformation and enhancing the efficiency and security of banking systems. - Strengthening Developmental Credit
Activating the role of banks in financing productive projects, creating jobs, and supporting national development. - Banking Governance: Requirements, Responsibilities, and Accountability
Promoting transparency and accountability in banking management and improving oversight and governance practices.
The forum continues to serve as a leading platform for dialogue and reform in Libya’s financial sector, aiming to build a stable and modern banking environment aligned with global standards.