Eighteen public prosecutors and officials from Libya's anti-corruption units in appeal courts have completed a five-day training course on basic banking operations. The course, organized by the Center for Criminal Research and Training, concluded on October 3, 2026. The training aimed to enhance the judicial response to corruption crimes by developing the capabilities of investigators.
The training program focused on increasing the performance rate of the Public Prosecutor's Office and the criminal justice chain regarding crimes with a financial character. The course covered aspects related to banking and financial operations. The training was attended by officials from various regions, including Tobruk, Al Bayda, Benghazi, Sabha, Grian, Misrata, and South Tripoli.
According to the Public Prosecutor's Office, this course is the second edition in the last quarter of the center's training plan for the judicial year 2025-2026. The training is part of the office's efforts to enhance anti-corruption measures. The course provided participants with knowledge on how to handle financial crimes and improve their investigative skills.
The Center for Criminal Research and Training concluded its training activities for the last quarter of the 2025-2026 training year in September. The center organized various training programs, including one on preventing and combating crime. The training programs were attended by 36 participants, including public prosecutors and officials from the Public Prosecutor's Office and anti-illegal immigration units.
The training programs also included international experts from Portugal, Bulgaria, and Malta. The experts shared their experiences and knowledge on combating human trafficking and other related crimes. The center's training programs aim to enhance the capabilities of Libyan officials in handling various types of crimes.
The Public Prosecutor's Office emphasized its commitment to enhancing anti-corruption measures and improving the skills of its officials. The office has been working to strengthen its efforts in combating corruption and financial crimes. The training course on basic banking operations is part of these efforts.
The training course is expected to improve the handling of financial crimes and enhance the overall performance of the Public Prosecutor's Office. The office will continue to provide training and capacity-building programs for its officials to ensure effective anti-corruption measures.
Key points
- The training course was attended by 18 public prosecutors and anti-corruption officials from various regions in Libya.
- The course focused on basic banking operations and enhancing the judicial response to corruption crimes.
- The training program is part of the center's plan to enhance anti-corruption measures and improve the skills of Libyan officials.
