Libya and Nigeria agree to prepare an MoU on Nigeria’s gas pipeline to Europe passing through Libya
Libya and Nigeria have agreed to prepare an MoU to conduct technical and economic feasibility studies on Nigeria’s plan to ...
Tag: Acting Oil Minister Khalifa Abdel Sadig April 2024
Aldabaiba meets Acting Oil Minister Abdel Sadig – previously detained by the Attorney General
Tripoli based Libyan Prime Minister, Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba, met at his Tripoli office with the Acting Minister of Oil and ...
Charges of corruption have left Aldabaiba seeking third Oil and Gas Minister in five months
Tripoli based Libyan Prime Minister, Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba, has found himself in an embarrassing position after the Attorney General yesterday ...
Acting Oil and Gas Minister Khalifa Abdel Sadig, and his Office Director, detained over € 457.6 million payment to foreign company
The Attorney General’s Office reported yesterday that its Deputy Public Prosecutor has ordered the detention of Acting Minister of Oil ...
Tripoli PM Aldabaiba follows up on the return of American companies to the oil sector
American oil companies, led by ConocoPhillips, intend to participate in Libya’s future oil projects. The news was reported by the ...
PM Aldabaiba meets new Acting Oil Minister Abdel Sadig
After the suspension of Oil and Gas Minister Mohamed Aoun by the Administrative Control Authority (ACA) on 25 March, Tripoli ...
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Workshop on protecting local industry was held in Tripoli
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