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Mar 15
Sami Zaptia
Libya’s oil revenues for February reach US$ 1.24 bn: NOC
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Feb 11
Sami Zaptia
Libya’s January oil revenues down to LD 111 million and losses of LD 2.5 bn due to political oil shutdown
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Jan 14
Sami Zaptia
Libya’s 2019 oil revenues down 8.4 percent on 2018: NOC
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Jan 7
Sami Zaptia
Libya’s oil revenues up to November 2019 over US$ 20 bn, on track to hit production increase and revenue generation targets: NOC
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Sep 2
Sami Zaptia
Libya’s July oil revenues up US$ 403 M (23 percent) to US$ 2.1 bn
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