The US dollar exchange rate rose noticeably with significant changes against the Libyan dinar at the close of trading on Tuesday, July 28, 2026. The dollar closed in Tripoli at 8.77 dinars.
Price Differences Between Cities
Price differences between cities remained limited, with the closing price in Zliten at 8.77 dinars, while the price in Benghazi and Ajdabiya was 8.76 dinars.
Instrument Prices at Close
Instrument prices at the end of trading recorded the following figures:
Tripoli
- Al-Wahda Bank instruments: 8.87 dinars
- Development Bank instruments: 8.87 dinars
Benghazi
- Al-Wahda Bank instruments: 8.88 dinars
- Development Bank instruments: 8.88 dinars
Foreign Currencies
Foreign currencies saw a relative rise in market trading, with the euro rising to 9.97 dinars, while the British pound stabilized at a new high of 11.45 dinars, according to traders and pages specialized in monitoring market movement.
Gold and Transfer Prices
In the precious metals market, the price of a gram of 18-karat gold scrap continued to rise to 830 dinars.
As for external transfer prices, they differed from cash levels, with the dollar transfer rate to Turkey reaching about 8.81 dinars, and to Dubai approximately 8.78 dinars.
Tripoli
Tripoli, the capital of Libya, is a historic city located on the Mediterranean coast, dating back to the Phoenician and Roman eras. It was known as “Oea” in ancient times, then developed into an important commercial center under Ottoman and Italian rule. Today, Tripoli is a rich mix of ancient and modern landmarks, such as the old city (medina) and the Red Castle.
Zliten
Zliten (Zlitin) is a historic city in Libya, located on the Mediterranean coast, known for its Roman ruins and old mosques. In antiquity, it was an important commercial and religious center, and today it preserves traces of Phoenician and Roman civilization. The city is also famous for its cultural festivals and local traditions.
Benghazi
Benghazi (بنغازي) is a major port city in eastern Libya, known for its rich history dating back to antiquity, when it was known as Berenice, founded by the Greeks. It was an important commercial and cultural center under Ottoman and Italian rule, and in the modern era played a crucial role in the resistance against the Gaddafi regime. Today, the city remains a symbol of Libyan identity, although it has suffered significant damage from recent conflicts.
Ajdabiya
Ajdabiya is a city located in eastern Libya, known for its historical and strategic importance. In antiquity, it was an important commercial and religious center, housing a temple dedicated to the Phoenician goddess Astarte. Over the centuries, the city has been influenced by various civilizations, including Romans and Arabs, and today it is a major road hub in the region.
Turkey
Turkey is a country with a rich history, located between Europe and Asia, known for the former Ottoman Empire and the city of Istanbul, which was the Byzantine and Ottoman capital. Among the most famous cultural sites are Hagia Sophia and Topkapi Palace, reflecting Christian and Islamic influences. Today, Turkey is a popular tourist destination, with varied landscapes from Mediterranean beaches to volcanic landscapes in Cappadocia.
Dubai
Dubai is a modern and cosmopolitan city in the United Arab Emirates, known for its spectacular architecture and luxury shopping centers. Its history began as a small fishing and pearl trading village, developing rapidly after the discovery of oil in the 1960s. Today, Dubai is a symbol of innovation and cultural diversity, attracting millions of tourists annually.
