Oil export terminals to reopen tomorrow
Tripoli, 7 July 2013: The country’s oil fields and export terminals are set to reopen tomorrow, following talks between the...
Es Sidra oil terminal closed for third day – reports of disruption at Ras Lanuf
By Reem Tombokti. Tripoli, 7 July 2013: The gates to the country’s largest oil export terminal have remained shut for...
Chinese cars come to Libya
By Houda Mzioudet. Tripoli, 6 July 2013: Chinese car manufacturer Geely last week . . .unveiled its latest model -...
Oil disputes costing Libya $50 million a day: Congress Energy Committee Chairman
By Hadi Fornaji. Tripoli, 3 July, 2013: Libya is losing $50 million a day because of industrial action at oil...
Expanding economy brings FedEx back to Libya
By Reem Tombokti Tripoli, 2 July 2013: US parcels company FedEx has teamed up with Libyan company Takween to re-launch...
Gazprom talks to Oil Minister Arusi in Moscow
By Reem Tobokti, Tripoli, 2 July 2013: Oil Minister, Abdulbari Al-Arusi has been in talks with Russian oil companies on...
Dates confirmed for London FDI Libya conference
Tripoli, 2 July 2013: The postponed FDI Libya 2013 conference will now take place on the 17-18 of September this...
Dutch-Libyan business conference held in The Hague
By Sami Zaptia. Southampton, England, 2 July 2013: Over 40 individuals representing 30 companies and organisations either interested or already...
More strikes plague oil production
By Hadi Fornaji. Tripoli, 1 July 2013: Libya’s oil production, which the National Oil Company admitted last month is now...
Libyan Airlines boosts fleet with first Airbus A330
By Ashraf Abdul Wahab. Libyan Airlines's first Airbus A320-200 (Photo: Airbus) Tripoli, 28 June 2013: State-owned Libyan Airlines has taken...
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