The new head of Libya's central bank has moved to reassure the world that the country's assets are safe and have not been plundered by the deposed regime.
With the ousted Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi still on the run, the fledgling government is assessing the status of the country's assets -from oil installations to fiscal reserves.
"No assets of the Libyan Central Bank have been stolen, gold or otherwise," Gassem Azzoz, the bank's governor, told reporters in Tripoli on Thursday.
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