Libya’s Audit Bureau held a meeting with the management of Afriqiyah Airways to assess the company’s operational performance and address key challenges facing its services.
According to a statement released by the bureau, the meeting was chaired by Audit Bureau President Khaled Shakshak and attended by Afriqiyah Airways Chairman Ahmed Al-Amin Al-Turki, along with senior officials from both institutions.
Discussions focused on observations raised by the bureau regarding the airline’s recent performance, highlighting administrative and financial issues that need improvement. The meeting also examined operational obstacles that have affected the company’s efficiency and the quality of services provided to citizens.
The Audit Bureau emphasised the importance of overcoming these challenges through effective management, transparency, and accountability. It also stressed the need for a clear strategy to enhance Afriqiyah Airways’ performance, particularly in maintenance, scheduling, and financial oversight.
The bureau reaffirmed its commitment to monitoring the performance of public companies, especially those operating in critical sectors such as air transport, to ensure that public funds are used efficiently and services are delivered at a high standard.
Afriqiyah Airways, one of Libya’s main state-owned carriers, continues to face significant operational difficulties linked to the country’s broader economic and political situation. The Audit Bureau said it will continue to work closely with the airline’s management to address deficiencies and implement corrective measures aimed at restoring public confidence in Libya’s aviation sector.
This meeting is part of the bureau’s wider initiative to strengthen transparency and accountability within Libya’s state institutions and improve the performance of strategic national companies.
