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The first NOC forum with private sector companies will be held in Tunis on 23 November

bySami Zaptia
November 12, 2024
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Libya’s state National Oil Corporation (NOC) will be holding its first forum with private sector companies entitled the ‘‘Strategic Partnership Forum For Oil and Gas’’ (SPFFOAG) in Tunis on 23 November.

The organisers say the forum will be focused on empowering Libyan private sector companies working in the field of oil and gas to be a key partner in the development of the Libyan oil and gas sector.

The forum will also be a platform for private companies to present innovative solutions, enhance efficiency, and contribute to the development of integrated and sustainable infrastructure. It also seeks to build a network of relationships and partnerships that support long-term cooperation between the NOC and local companies.

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