The Attorney General discusses fuel distribution excesses and the fuel smuggling file
The Attorney General’s Office announced today that the Attorney General discussed fuel distribution excesses and the fuel smuggling file, during ...
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Aldabaiba proposes three methods of fuel subsidy reform
Tripoli based Libyan Prime Minister, Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba, proposed three alternative methods to reforming the country’s current unsustainable fuel subsidies. ...
Committee discusses regulation and fuel smuggling prevention system provided by Al-Namaa Oil Investment Company
The committee formed by Prime Minister's Decree No. 308 of 2024 held its first meeting to discuss the electronic fuel ...
Libya and Tunisia sign security agreement to reopen Ras Jedir border crossing
Libya and Tunisia signed a security agreement yesterday to pave the way for the reopening of the Ras Jedir border ...
In an effort to counter fuel smuggling, the Economy Minister orders fuel trucks to be fitted with GPS tracking devices
In the country’s continuing effort to counter the smuggling of its subsidised fuel, Libya’s Minister of Economy and Trade, Mohamed ...
Fuel smugglers’ sites bombed by Air Force, petrol stations shut down as part of continuing anti fuel smuggling drive
By Sami Zaptia. The NOC/Brega Fuel and Gas Crisis Committee has revealed that the Libyan Air Force has carried out ...
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‘‘Serious interest from American companies in returning to the Libyan market confirms their confidence in the path of reform and stability’’
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A high-level Libyan delegation and U.S. officials from Congress, the administration, and think tanks hold roundtable discussion in DC
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Tripoli Libyan government delegation holds extensive meeting in DC with several major American companies ‘‘reflecting renewed American interest in Libyan market’’
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Tripoli government delegation meets Eric Meyer, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for the Middle East and Africa, to discuss economic and financial cooperation
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Sirte Free Zone offers 70% reduction in duties for all goods through its port for two years
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