On Sept. 6, the Central Bank of Libya’s headquarters were used as the location for the National Committee for Combating Money Laundering and the Financing of Terrorism to hold their second meeting of 2017.
During the meeting, the committee discussed how to eliminate money laundering and put an end to the financing of acts of terror. Details concerning the Libyan Security Council and the ability of Libya to meet standards of fighting against money laundering and financing terrorism were also addressed.
In addition to deciding to coming up with approaches to erase these crimes, the committee also set goals and made recommendations about how to go about fighting these illegal acts.
