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Delegates from Libya's rival authorities met in Tunisia to move ahead with a UN-backed agreement aimed at holding nationwide elections within two years, as both sides look to end years of division and unify state institutions.
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The Central Bank of Libya is preparing to inject foreign currency into the market in an effort to halt the dinar's slide, following recent improvements in economic indicators and new agreements with international partners.