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We call on international oil companies to quickly resume their activities in Libya, Finance Minister

Saturday, February 4, 2023 Business 1 Min Read
We call on international oil companies to quickly resume their activities in Libya, Finance Minister

The Minister of Finance of the Interim Government of National Unity in Tripoli, Khaled Al-Mabrouk, affirmed that the Dbeibeh government and its financial institutions “fully support the efforts made by the National Oil Corporation to develop the sector and increase production rates.”

This came during the minister’s speech at the Oil and Gas Sector Support Forum held in Istanbul, in the presence of the foreign partners of the National Oil Corporation and major oil companies.

The Minister of Finance of the Interim Government of National Unity called on the oil companies to expedite the return to resume their activities in Libya and “to contribute effectively with the NOC to make its investment plan a success.”

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