Oil Minister Mohamed Aoun and officials of the National Oil Corporation (NOC) inspected the work progress of the Sirte Oil Company, during their visit to the Marsa Brega oilfields on Sunday.
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The Interim National Unity Government in Libya announced that it closed its land and sea borders with Tunisia, after the epidemiological situation worsened in the neighboring country. This coincides with the Tunisian government’s announcement of the collapse of the country’s health system and its inability to control the epidemic.
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Deloitte has finalized its audit review of the eastern and western branches of the Central Bank of Libya (CBL). A report of the review, which addresses a number of financial issues, was submitted to the Libyan government on Wednesday.
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Parliament Member, Abdel Salam Nassiya, said the Libyan people have the right to see the international review report of the Central Bank of Libya (CBL).
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Abdel Hamid Dbiebeh, Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, called Thursday on the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya (CBL), Siddiq al-Kabir, and his deputy, Ali al-Hibri, to discard differences, whatever they were, and to think of a new stage in which all administrative bodies in the country would be unified.
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Mohammed al-Hawij, the interim government’s minister of economy, toured Benghazi’s seaport on Tuesday and said he was encouraged to turn it into a free trade zone after seeing the performance of its workers.
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Undersecretary of Libyan Foreign Ministry, Mohamed Khalil Issa, received Sunday the Greek Deputy Foreign Minister, Costas Fragogiannis and his accompanying delegation.
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Undersecretary of Oil and Gas Ministry reviewed Mellitah Oil and Gas Company’s activity and operations, the workflow of the offshore platforms in the Al-Buri field, and the efforts made to maintain production continuity.
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The Libyan Minister of Oil and Gas, Mohamed Oun, expressed his hope that by the end of this year, Libya’s oil production would reach between 1.4 and 1.5 million barrels per day.
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Refaat Mohammed Alabbar, Libya’s Deputy Oil Minister, was in the U.A.E on Thursday, where he met a number of Emirati official to discuss bilateral cooperation.
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