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Libya Press
Libya's Financial Crimes and Money Laundering Combating Authority has announced the foiling of a large-scale criminal scheme aimed at undermining the country's financial system and draining foreign currency reserves. The operation represents a significant victory in Libya's ongoing battle against organized financial crime and illicit capital flows that have plagued the nation's banking sector.
The authority's investigation and intelligence gathering department conducted a precise surveillance and tracking operation, resulting in the arrest of a suspect caught in flagrante delicto. The individual was involved in the illegal trafficking of international bank cards denominated in US dollars and designated for personal use.
The arrest led to the seizure of 409 bank cards issued by several Libyan commercial banks, along with 41 raw magnetic cards suspected of being prepared for use in electronic fraud operations and banking data breaches. The scale of the seized materials suggests a well-organized criminal network with extensive reach into the country's financial infrastructure.
According to the authority, the investigation uncovered an organized criminal method based on smuggling bank cards outside Libya. The scheme involved cashing out the cards' value in the United Arab Emirates, then recycling the proceeds and channeling them to Turkey through parallel and indirect financial channels in an attempt to obscure the funds' origins and give them a legitimate appearance.
The authority confirmed that these actions constitute, under legal classification, completed crimes of foreign currency smuggling and money laundering. The use of UAE and Turkey as transit points highlights the transnational nature of the operation and the sophistication of the criminal network involved.
The investigation report, along with the suspect who remains under strict guard, has been referred to the Public Prosecutor's Office in Tripoli for the necessary legal proceedings. The case underscores the Libyan authorities' commitment to cracking down on financial crimes that threaten the stability of the national economy.
This operation comes at a critical time for Libya's financial sector, which has faced numerous challenges including currency instability, parallel market activity, and the exploitation of banking systems by criminal networks. The successful foiling of this scheme sends a strong message that Libyan security and financial institutions are actively working to protect the country's economic interests and combat the illicit flow of funds across its borders.