Libya’s oil exports dropped by 81% last week as the National Oil Corporation (NOC) halted shipments amid a growing crisis involving the Central Bank of Libya and oil revenues, according to Reuters.
Libyan ports averaged 194,000 barrels of crude oil per day during the period, a sharp decline from previous levels
Despite the severe drop, the NOC has not declared a full force majeure on all port shipments but has instead applied the measure to individual ones, particularly affecting output from the Al-Fil oil field and exports from the Sharara field.
In a recent local Egyptian television interview with Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty, he stated that “Egypt had utilized all peaceful
Morocco’s National Tourism Office and China Eastern Airlines have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at further boosting Morocco
At an inaugural meeting in Niamey, Niger launched its Consultative Council for Refoundation (CCR) as part of a political transition
As part of a trip by leading Saudi financiers and government representatives, to both Mauritania and Morocco, the forum, which
Sign up for the weekly newsletter and get our latest stories delivered straight to your inbox.
