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GNA Will Distribute 150 Million Dinars to Municipal Councils

August 3, 2016 Politics 0

(Author: Libyan Gazette Editorial Staff) The Libyan Government of National Accord (GNA) said it will distribute 150 million dinars, almost $110 million US, to the municipal councils on Saturday to assist in meeting the basic needs of locals. The money will be given to the municipal councils during this week, …

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GNA Will Distribute 150 Million Dinars to Municipal Councils

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