Oil giant Wintershall looks to expand Libya operations as production moves towards pre-war levels
Tripoli, 30 August: Oil and gas giant Wintershall has said it hopes to restore oil production in Libya to pre-war...
Wood Group holds off from Libya until paid in full
By Tom Westcott London, 29 August: Scottish based Wood . . .Group, which was recently paid $5.8 million of a...
Egypt’s Arab Contractors bid for $1 billion of projects
By Hadi Fornaji Tripoli, 29 August: Arab Contractors, one of Egypt’s largest corporations, has put in tenders for projects in...
Moroccan workers set to return to Libya
Tripoli, 28 August: Moroccan workers who fled Libya during the Revolution are now preparing to return to the country to...
Islamic banking workshop at Central Bank
Tripoli, 26 August: The Central Bank of Libya is holding today, Sunday, a Islamic banking workshop to look into ways...
BP plan $2 billion drilling programme for 2013
Tripoli, 24 August: British multinational oil company BP has announced . . .plans to start its $2 billion deep-sea drilling...
Fresh opportunities for Pakistani companies in Libya
Tripoli, 24 August: Pakistani companies and workers are gearing up to return to Libya. Major construction companies from Pakistan have...
France’s Total keen on Libya
By Tom Westcott. Jean-Daniel Basco, VP Total, North Africa London, 23 August: French Oil Company Total is keen to make...
Eni denies claims of Libya production downscale
By George Grant. Eni's oil production in Libya is now back up to around 240,000 bpd (Photo: Eni) London, 20...
Indian Ambassador offers IT support for banks and business
Tripoli, 18 August: Indian IT companies . . .may be destined to play a bigger role in helping the Libyan...
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Switzerland’s Sulzer establishes joint venture with Libya’s Jawaby Services & Investments Ltd to provide services in Libya
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Libya’s Ministry of Oil and Gas Nigeria-Niger-Libya Gas Pipeline Project Committee holds technical and coordination meeting
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Tunis Air to resume flights to Libya ‘‘in coming weeks’’ – new sea lines to be launched soon linking Italy, Tunisia and Libya
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New shipping line between Italy-Tunisia-Tripoli launched today
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