EU airspace still off-limits for Libyan aircraft
By Tom Westcott. Until the EU flight ban is lifted, Afriqiyah Airways and Libyan Airlines will have to continue wet-leasing...
Zuetina port closed again – by new group of protestors
By Reem Tombokti. Tripoli, 17 July 2013: Zuetina’s oil terminal has been . . .stormed and closed by armed protestors,...
OMV resumes suspended Libyan production
By Houda Mzioudet. Tripoli, 17 July, 2013: Austrian oil and . . .gas company OMV has resumed production in Libya,...
Protestors restart gas production in challenge to government power cut claims
Tripoli, 17 July 2013: Protestors at Zuetina Oil Company have challenged the government’s claims that they are responsible for the...
Zuetina oil fields and port still closed by protests
By Tom Westcott and Seraj Essul. Tripoli, 15 July 2013: Oil production and export remain at a standstill for the...
Libya Holdings launches fundraising
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 11 July 2013: Libya Holdings Group Ltd. (LHG), an investment partner for leading international companies wishing to...
Libya’s NOC confirms support for second Libya Forum
By Sami Zaptia. The Libya Forum will take place in Tripoli September 16-18 Tripoli, 11 July 2013: The second Libya...
Libya and Germany discuss cooperation over reactor safety
By Reem Tombokti. German Ambassador Christian Much (right) on a visit to the Libyan Nuclear Research Centre in Tajoura, with...
Stalled projects need to be completed -Zeidan
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 10 July 2013: Refering to the breakdown of the 2013 Budget at Sunday’s press conference, Prime...
Es Sidra back up and running – operations at Ras Lanuf never stopped
By Reem Tombokti and Tom Westcott. Tripoli, 9 July 2013: The oil export terminals of Es Sidra and Ras Lanuf...
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