Last Thursday, the Tripoli based Libyan Ministry of Planning revealed the partial preliminary results of the Household Income and Expenditure Survey Programme for 2022-2023. These are projects related to reforming the social system that contribute to developing development plans and formulating public policies in Libya during the coming years. To understanding all economic and social transformationsIman indicated that the Ministry reviewed all demographic, social and health indicators in Libya, in addition to household spending and income indicators during this year and the previous year, which contributes to understanding all economic and social transformations in the country. Full survey unpublishedIt is worth noting that the Ministry of Planning announced the completion of the survey and its results without disclosing or publishing the results in an accurate and detailed manner during the announcement ceremony, on its website, or with its Statistics and Census Department. In July 2022, the World Bank placed Libya among the upper middle-income countries, which ranges between US$ 4,256 and US$ 13,205, based on national income converted to US dollars.

Source: Libya Today December 17, 2023 13:27 UTC