The Chairman of the Board and CEO of the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA), Ali Mahmoud Hassan, discussed with the Greek ambassador to Libya, Ioannis Papameletiou, mechanisms for implementing UN Security Council Resolution No. 2769 of 2025, which concerns the file of frozen Libyan assets.LIA said the meeting, held on Monday, addressed Greece's role in supporting efforts to reinvest frozen Libyan assets in a way that helps protect them, preserve their market value, and enhance their management in line with international best practices.LIA added that the meeting comes within the framework of strengthening international cooperation, particularly as Greece currently serves as Vice-Chair of the UN Security Council Committee on Libya, a position seen as important in supporting efforts to safeguard LIA's assets.It stressed that it seeks to redeploy its non-invested assets while maintaining their frozen status, in a manner that ensures their protection and enhances their value.In January, the House of Representatives' Committee for Verification and Follow-up of Frozen Libyan Funds discussed the issue of frozen Libyan balances abroad with the Speaker of the Greek Parliament, the Chair of the National Defense and Foreign Affairs Committee, and the Greek Deputy Foreign Minister.In October 2025, the parliamentary committee submitted a memorandum to the UN Security Council calling for the appointment of an independent international audit firm to audit and review all frozen Libyan assets, in order to strengthen transparency and protect these assets. (ICE TRIPOLI)

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