Libya’s central bank governor resigns without explanation
Issa and vice-governor Miree al-Barasee were appointed by Libya's parliament, which is based in the east of the divided country, in September 2024.
Most of Libya's revenue comes from its oil resources, with the country's production mainly in the east and south -- areas controlled by forces loyal to Haftar.
After Kabir was removed in August 2024 by the Tripoli authorities, the Benghazi-based administration ordered declared force majeure, suspending all oil production and exports.
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