Close Menu
Libya Update NewsLibya Update News
  • Home
  • National
  • Region & World
    • The Maghreb
    • Middle East
  • Business
    • Oil & Gas
    • Economy
    • Analysis
  • Opinion
  • Editors’ Picks
  • Health & Lifestyle
  • Sports
Facebook X (Twitter) RSS
Trending
  • Director General of the Development and Reconstruction Fund Opens Second Edition of the Libyan-American Forum in Benghazi
  • Eagles, Giants of the Sky, Face the Threat of Extinction
  • Al-Musalati: Drone strike on Tripoli depot damages tanks 213 and 220
  • Deputy Commander-in-Chief: University of Benghazi a Beacon of Knowledge and a Testament to Libyans’ Ability to Rise
  • Deportation of 50 Sudanese Migrants with Infectious Diseases in Preparation for Their Removal from Libyan Territory
  • Libyan Sports Mourn Former National Team Goalkeeper Ali Hussein Abu Oud
  • Xinhua reports on fuel queues and losses from power and water outages in Tripoli
  • Hajj and Umrah Affairs Authority Announces Start of Registration for the Lottery
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
Facebook X (Twitter) RSS
Libya Update NewsLibya Update News
Subscribe
Sunday, 6 September 2026
  • Home
  • National
  • Region & World
    • The Maghreb
    • Middle East
  • Business
    • Oil & Gas
    • Economy
    • Analysis
  • Opinion
  • Editors’ Picks
  • Health & Lifestyle
  • Sports
Libya Update NewsLibya Update News
Home » Oil minister tells British ambassador that his ministry must not be overridden

Oil minister tells British ambassador that his ministry must not be overridden

Monday, July 12, 2021 Oil & Gas 1 Min Read
Oil minister tells British ambassador that his ministry must not be overridden

Oil Minister Mohamed Aoun told British ambassador Nicholas Hopton on Monday that his ministry is the political face front for any cooperation with British oil companies, according to a statement by the oil ministry. The minister added that the National Oil Corporation (NOC) and its subsidiaries are concerned with the technical aspect of running the ministry’s activities.

During their meeting, Aoun asked the ambassador to help ease the difficulties in obtaining the necessary visas and permissions in order for oil sector worker to receive education and training in Britain.

Libya Mohamed Aoun National Oil Corporation Nicholas Hopton UK
Follow on Google News Follow on Facebook Follow on X (Twitter)
Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Email Reddit Telegram WhatsApp Copy Link
Previous ArticleIOM: 224K internally displaced Libyans need help
Next Article Presidential Council calls on HoR and HSC to agree on constitutional base for elections – Spox

Keep Reading

Continued Fuel Pumping from Sebha Depot and Expansion of Supplies to Southern Regions

Al-Brega: Loss of the Al-Zawiya tank will affect storage and distribution and require significant costs to rebuild

National Oil Corporation Announces Plans to Increase Production

Zalla Oilfield Firefighting Teams Contain Blaze at City Farms

NOC discusses development plans and production increase with Sarir

Al-Brega Increases Diesel Allocations for West Tripoli Power Plant to 120 Million Liters

Follow us on Twitter

The Libya Update Verified account Follow

Stay ahead of the curve with The #Libya Update - your go-to source for news and insights on Libyan politics, business, culture, and more. #LibyaNews

TheLibyaUpdate
thelibyaupdate

The Libya Update

Verified account @thelibyaupdate ·
1h

Director General of the Development and Reconstruction Fund Opens Second Edition of the Libyan-American Forum in Benghazi

Reply on Twitter 2096531672162353215 Retweet on Twitter 2096531672162353215 Like on Twitter 2096531672162353215 Twitter 2096531672162353215
thelibyaupdate

The Libya Update

Verified account @thelibyaupdate ·
14h

Eagles, Giants of the Sky, Face the Threat of Extinction

Reply on Twitter 2096337575099109755 Retweet on Twitter 2096337575099109755 Like on Twitter 2096337575099109755 Twitter 2096337575099109755
thelibyaupdate

The Libya Update

Verified account @thelibyaupdate ·
19h

Al-Musalati: Drone strike on Tripoli depot damages tanks 213 and 220

Reply on Twitter 2096260178140107209 Retweet on Twitter 2096260178140107209 Like on Twitter 2096260178140107209 Twitter 2096260178140107209
libya update
Facebook X (Twitter) RSS

News

  • National News
  • The Maghreb News
  • Middle East News
  • Business News
  • Sports News

Company

  • Information
  • Ethics Policy
  • Corrections Policy
  • Fact-Checking Policy
  • GDPR Policy

Categories

  • Editors’ Picks
  • Opinion
  • Health & Lifestyle
  • Videos
  • Infographics

Subscribe to Updates

    © 2026 All copyrights reserved. The Libya Update.
    • About Us
    • Privacy Policy
    • Advertising

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.