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NOC accuses oil minister of overstepping his authority

Monday, December 20, 2021 Oil & Gas 1 Min Read
NOC accuses oil minister of overstepping his authority

The National Oil Corporation (NOC) accused the Minister of Oil and Gas, Mohamed Aoun, of “infringing his powers” and “practicing a policy of misleading for the purpose of disrupting the Corporation’s work,” the NOC said in a statement on Sunday.

This comes following recent remarks by Aoun, in which expressed justification for his decision to suspend NOC chairman Mustafa Sanalla on October 14.

The corporation emphasized that that the Administrative Control Authority had ruled the decision to suspend Sanalla was invalid,.

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