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Al-Brega: 8 Million Liters of Gasoline Daily for Stations in Tripoli and its Suburbs

Monday, July 20, 2026 Oil & Gas 2 Mins Read
Al-Brega: 8 Million Liters of Gasoline Daily for Stations in Tripoli and its Suburbs

Al-Brega – Al-Brega Oil Marketing Company announced that fuel supplies to gas stations in Tripoli and surrounding areas remain stable and regular, in line with the approved operational plan. The company said it is closely monitoring demand for 95-octane gasoline during the current period.

The company added that, under the direction of its Chairman, Fouad Ali Belrahim, it is working to ensure a smooth flow of fuel and to meet any requests for increased allocations from stations, according to approved quotas and actual needs. This situation will continue until fuel demand returns to normal levels and congestion subsides.

Distribution companies are delivering about 8 million liters of gasoline daily to their affiliated stations in Tripoli and the surrounding region. This regular supply is intended to meet citizens’ needs and prevent shortages.

Al-Brega commended the efforts of the Interior Ministry’s crisis committee, the municipal guard, distribution companies, and local municipalities for their role in organizing and monitoring fuel deliveries. The company credited these efforts with improving the supply process at stations.

Belrahim also praised workers at ports, depots, and throughout the supply and distribution chain who are on duty around the clock. He said their work is essential to maintaining a stable supply system and ensuring the continuous delivery of fuel to the public.

Al-Brega confirmed that it monitors the operational situation daily to ensure fuel availability and to address any additional needs at stations in accordance with established procedures and allocations.

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