Tripoli: The Central Bank of Libya has released its monthly statement detailing state revenue and expenditure for the period from January 1 to December 31, 2025. The statement revealed that total state revenue amounted to 136.8696 billion dinars, with public expenditure closely matching at 136.8 billion dinars over the past year.

According to Libyan News Agency, the breakdown of revenue showed significant contributions from oil sales, which generated 99.6 billion dinars, and oil royalties, which added 17.2 billion dinars. Tax revenue was reported at 2.8 billion dinars, while customs revenue was notably high at 345.5 billion dinars. Telecommunications revenue contributed 224.1 million dinars, and the bank’s profits were 2.7 billion dinars. Other revenues, including those from foreign currency exchange fees and various public service fees, totaled 14.0 billion dinars.

The Central Bank’s report highlighted that public spending for the year reached 136.8 billion dinars. Expenditures under Chapter One for salaries amounted to 73.3 billion dinars. Operational expenses under Chapter Two were 9.0 billion dinars, with Chapter Three development expenditures reaching 20.0 billion dinars. Subsidies under Chapter Four accounted for 34.5 billion dinars of the spending.

The Central Bank of Libya reiterated its commitment to transparency and disclosure, aiming to engage both state institutions and citizens in understanding the nation’s economic and financial status.