Libya Signs First Unified State Budget in More Than a Decade.

Libya's two rival legislative bodies have approved the country's first unified state budget in more than a decade, its central bank said in a statement on Saturday. The oil-producing North African country has been divided since a 2014 civil war that spawned two administrations in the west and east. Its last unified national budget was agreed in 2013. Abduljalel Shawesh, a representative of the High State Council in Tripoli, told Reuters by phone that the two rival legislative chambers had agreed on 190 billion Libyan dinars for the budget ($29.95 billion). This is a massive win for stability in North Africa. It signals that the country is finally moving past years of institutional fragmentation, paving the way for massive infrastructure projects and a more reliable economy for millions of people.

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