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Home » U.S. aims to help Libya modernize its energy sector, says official

U.S. aims to help Libya modernize its energy sector, says official

Saturday, November 11, 2023 National 1 Min Read
U.S. aims to help Libya modernize its energy sector, says official
Chargé d’Affaires at U.S. Embassy in Libya, Jeremy Berndt, said on Friday his country technical support aims to help Libya modernize its energy sector, strengthen transparency, and improve service delivery.
This came after Berndt’s meeting with the Libyan Minister of Planning at USAID‘s Electricity Sector Conference in Tunis.
The American official pointed out that he had the chance to discuss U.S. partnership with Libyans from east, west, and south to help communities rebuild after conflict and the catastrophic floods two months ago.
“The U.S. stands with Derna, Murzuq, and local communities throughout Libya,” he added.
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