A Long-Delayed Audit of Libya’s Central Bank Is to Go Ahead
- US condemned delay of the review to be conducted by Deloitte
- Khalifa Haftar partly conditioned ending oil blockade on audit
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A long-delayed international audit of Libya’s central bank is finally going ahead after the country’s prosecutor threatened legal action and a military commander made it a condition to lift a crippling oil blockade, judicial officials said.