Brega begins its fuel truck e-tracking system to counter smuggling
Libya’s Brega Oil Marketing Company, the National Oil Corporation’s (NOC) subsidiary charged with fuel imports and distribution, announced today that ...
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Secular and religious agree on need for Libya’s gradual energy subsidy reform
The secular and religious worlds have come to agreement on the need for Libya to gradually reform its fuel subsidies ...
IMF study entitled “Energy Subsidy Reform in Libya” concludes that reform is crucial as subsidies lead to overconsumption and premature resource depletion
Energy subsidies have become a significant burden on government finances in Libya, a study published this month by the International ...
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. ...
Sebha smugglers charged, their shops closed, goods and HGVs seized
The Attorney General's Office reported yesterday that the Sebha Court of Appeal Public Prosecutor, along with members of the Joint ...
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LAIP to focus on several internal investment projects – to improve quality of life and local development
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Tripoli Defence Ministry warns of unspecified precision air strikes against human smugglers and drug traffickers
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CBL to bring FX rate of dinar to less than LD 7 per US$: CBL Governor Issa
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Tripoli Libyan government’s official tendering and procurement website ‘‘Attaat’’ is operational
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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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