Israel has restarted limited natural gas exports from surplus supplies, the Energy Ministry said on Thursday, nearly a week after shutting key offshore fields amid tensions with Iran. A ministry spokesperson told Reuters exports are resuming "from surpluses, after domestic needs are met." Most gas is flowing to Jordan, with only "tiny volumes" reaching Egypt this week. Egyptian fertilizer producers, hit by supply disruptions, expect flows next week. Israel halted exports on June 13 after closing Chevron's Leviathan and Energean's Karish fields following military escalation.
Mauritania secured a $2 billion financing pledge from the Arab Coordination Group (ACG) during the OPEC High-Level Forum in Vienna,
Morocco's annual inflation slowed to 0.4% in May from 0.7% in April, the statistics agency said
Spanish police have dismantled a criminal network that forced minors to skipper boats smuggling migrants from Morocco to Spain. The
Libya’s UN-recognised Government of National Unity has condemned Greece’s recent international tender for oil and gas exploration south
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