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Libya Economy Ministry Regulates Compulsory Motor Vehicle Insurance
Libya Reconstruction Fund Inaugurates Housing Complex in Sabha
Protesters Seal Tripoli Government Buildings Amid Power Crisis
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Libyan Bread Prices Rise Amid Flour Costs and Diesel Shortages
3rd Libyan-European Oil, Gas and Energy Forum Set for December
REAoL to Host Workshop on Sustainable Public-Private Partnerships
MedSky Announces Upcoming Direct Flights to Paris
Turkish Consulate in Benghazi to Resume Services on 2 August
Mohamed Takala Re-elected as Head of Libya's High Council of State
Libya Economy Ministry Regulates Compulsory Motor Vehicle Insurance
Libya Reconstruction Fund Inaugurates Housing Complex in Sabha
Protesters Seal Tripoli Government Buildings Amid Power Crisis
Egypt Increases Electricity Exports to Eastern Libya by 43 Percent
Libyan Bread Prices Rise Amid Flour Costs and Diesel Shortages
3rd Libyan-European Oil, Gas and Energy Forum Set for December
REAoL to Host Workshop on Sustainable Public-Private Partnerships
MedSky Announces Upcoming Direct Flights to Paris
Turkish Consulate in Benghazi to Resume Services on 2 August
Mohamed Takala Re-elected as Head of Libya's High Council of State
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Jun 3
Michel Cousins
Oil company staff demonstrate in Benghazi
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Mar 28
Michel Cousins
Blockade at Gialo field ends
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Mar 21
Michel Cousins
Jalu protestors step up oilfield action
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Mar 16
Michel Cousins
No disruption to production at Gialo field: oil minister
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Nov 20
George Grant
Air Libya to resume flights to Kufra as part of major fleet expansion
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Oct 31
Michel Cousins
Waha oil exports flowing despite protests
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