Al-Jufra – The Financial Services Office of the Education Supervision Department in Al-Jufra Municipality announced on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, that the salaries for January have been deposited into the accounts of employees at banks operating within the municipality.
The office explained in a statement that the repeated inquiries regarding the “Your Salary Instantly” service are due to the fact that the Education Supervision Department completed all employee verification procedures some time ago and has handed over the data to the relevant authorities. It noted that activating the service is linked to the Central Bank of Libya.
The statement added that it is expected that February salaries will be disbursed through this service, and in case of any delay, the matter will be outside the jurisdiction and control of the Supervision Department.
Al-Jufra
Al-Jufra is a district in central Libya, historically significant as a key oasis and trade route in the Sahara Desert. It gained modern prominence during the 2011 Libyan Civil War when the town of Hun within Al-Jufra served as a major stronghold for forces opposing Muammar Gaddafi. The area remains a strategically important location in Libya’s ongoing conflicts.
Al-Jufra Municipality
Al-Jufra Municipality is a district in central Libya, historically significant as a key crossroads for Saharan trade routes and home to ancient settlements like the fortified town of Waddan. In modern times, it gained strategic importance for containing the Al-Jufra Airbase. The area’s history reflects Libya’s broader patterns of desert commerce and 20th-century military conflict.
Education Supervision Department
The Education Supervision Department is an administrative body responsible for overseeing and evaluating educational standards and practices within a school system or region. Its history is tied to the development of modern public education systems, emerging as a formal mechanism to ensure quality, compliance with regulations, and the effective implementation of curricula.
Financial Services Office
The Financial Services Office is a government body in Hong Kong responsible for policy formulation and regulation of the financial services sector. It was established in 2017 as part of a government restructuring to consolidate oversight of banking, insurance, and securities markets under one authority.
Central Bank of Libya
The Central Bank of Libya is the primary monetary authority of Libya, established in 1956 following the country’s independence. It has played a critical role in managing the nation’s finances and currency, though its operations have been significantly impacted and divided between rival administrations during periods of conflict since 2011.
