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Home » Algeria’s Sonatrach prepares to resume oil operations in Libya

Algeria’s Sonatrach prepares to resume oil operations in Libya

Monday, January 3, 2022 Oil & Gas 1 Min Read
Algeria’s Sonatrach prepares to resume oil operations in Libya

Algeria’s national oil company Sonatrach is preparing to resume suspended oil projects in Libya, the state news agency APS reported on Monday.

The company is currently working with its partners in Libya to create safe conditions for its workers and equipment, Sonatrach’s CEO Toufik Hakkar said in an interview with state TV channel AL24 News.

Visits to Libya are planned before the end of February to negotiate Sonatrach’s return, he said.

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