My 2 Cents: The “Libyan Personality” and Libya’s economic challenges
By Hafed Al-Ghwell. Washington DC, 29 April 2013: Dear Reader, I have accepted the kind invitation of the Managing Editor ...
Tag: oil
Opinion: Diversification of Libya’s economy – make hay while the sun shines.
By Sami Zaptia. Washington DC, 19 April 2013: With China reporting slower growth than expected, the IMF lowering its outlook ...
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 ...
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 ...
Learning from Tunisian and Egyptian Arab Spring experiences – part three: Economics
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 06 April 2013: The Programme on Arab Reform and Democracy’s 4th Annual Conference was held in ...
Russian oil company Tatneft to restart Libyan operations
By Hadi Fornaji. Tripoli, 31 March 2013: The Russian oil company Tatneft, has announced that it is returning to ...
Clashes at Sirte Basin oilfields
Protestors vehicles at the . . .entrance to Gialo 59 oilfield Tripoli, 20 March 2013: Clashes are said to be ...
Libya to boost oil production
Tripoli, 17 March 2013: Libya plans to boost oil production according to Oil and gas Minister Abdulbari Al-Arusi. Speaking at ...
Chinese delegation arrives to discuss resuming work and war compensation
By Ahmed Elumami. Tripoli, 5 March 2013: A Chinese delegation arrived today, Tuesday, in Tripoli to discuss the resumption of ...
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Tripoli Defence Ministry warns of unspecified precision air strikes against human smugglers and drug traffickers
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Khoms port discusses development with Turkish company Orbitel
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Minister of Oil and Gas discusses with Japanese Ambassador strengthening cooperation and attracting Japanese companies to Libya’s energy sector
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LAIP to focus on several internal investment projects – to improve quality of life and local development
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Aldabaiba reviews national house-building programme – with CBL financing initiative
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