Libya will resume exporting crude oil on July 20 following a prolonged closure which ended after a new board was picked for the The National Oil Corporation (NOC), announced the state-owned oil company on Monday.
On July 20, two tankers are scheduled to arrive at Zueitina port and Sidra port to load more than one million barrels of oil, according to a statement released by NOC on its Facebook page. Another two tankers are set to arrive at Ras Lanuf port on 20th and 21st, respectively.
“These arrangements have been made in order to resume production operations,” NOC added.