Egypt receives 5 LNG shipments out of 21 contracted cargoes to meet power stations’ needs: EGAS

Egypt has received five international shipments of liquified natural gas out of 21 contracted cargoes as part of the country's urgent plan to provide for the needs of power plants, said the state-owned Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS). In a statement Monday, EGAS said that the ships carrying the 155,000 cubic meter LNG shipments have already arrived at the Ain Sokhna and Aqaba ports. The remaining shipments are scheduled to be delivered at the time specified in the agreed schedule, it added. Source: State Information Service Egypt

U.S. Embassy in Libya Endorses Continued Involvement with UNSMIL

Tripoli:The U.S. Embassy in Libya has expressed its support for the ongoing engagement between Libyan parties and the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL). This collaboration is focused on achieving a consensus to pave the way for a unifie…