The IMF and the vexing issue of reforming subsidies: ramifications for Libya.
By Sami Zaptia. Washington DC, 17 April 2013: The IMF report based on a 22 country-case study of energy subsidy...
The IMF releases its latest world economic forecasts – Libya good in short term, but needs reform in long term.
The IMF presents . . .the 2013 World Economic Outlook report The IMF World Economic Outlook 2013 Report (WEO) released...
LAIDEC Dental exhibition opens on Saturday
The three-day Libyan Annual International Dental Exhibition & Conference (LAIDEC) will start on Saturday at Tripoli’s Rixos Hotel. LAIDEC is...
EU flight ban could be lifted for Libyan Airlines in weeks
By Tom Westcott. Libyan Airlines could soon be be taking off for Europe in its own aircraft (Photo: Tom Westcott)...
Libya-Tunisia oil deal moves ahead
By Hadi Fornaji. Tripoli, 14 April 2013: Moves to supply Tunisia with Libyan crude oil as well as oil products...
No foreign security personnel in oilfields under any circumstances – NOC chief
By Sami Zaptia. Chairman of the National Oil Corporation Nuri Berruien (Photo: NOC) Tripoli, 11 April 2013: Libya’s National Oil...
Powering up for renewable energies
Khairi Quasim Agha, the . . .Chairman of the Renewable Energy Authority, and the UK Ambassador in Libya, Michael Aron,...
Oil subcontractor Ponticelli pulls out of Libya
By Mathieu Galtier 9 April 2013: French company Ponticelli has pulled . . .out of Libya. Observers close to the...
Sudan and Libya discuss mineral exploration
By Farah Waleed and Hadi Fornaji. Tripoli, 8 April 2013: Sudan’s State Minister of Oil Faisal Hamad Abdala flew in...
South Korean firms ready to restart more contracts
By Reem Tombokti. Tripoli, 7 April 2013: The South Korean ambassador to Libya, Lee Jong Kook, has told the Chairman...
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