National Oil Corporation Reviews 2025 Work Plan Amid Challenges

TRIPOLI: The acting Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Oil Corporation, Masoud Suleiman, engaged in discussions with directors of the technical departments at the Corporation regarding the obstacles encountered by companies, fields, and oil ports in executing the 2024 plan. He conducted a general assessment of this phase to understand the challenges better.

According to Libyan News Agency, the meeting, which took place at the Corporation’s headquarters in Tripoli, also evaluated the main strategies of the Corporation’s work plan for the year 2025. The discussions included presenting visions aimed at overcoming the difficulties faced last year, with the goal of achieving high productivity levels and meeting the targets set for this year.

The Chairman emphasized the importance of maintaining the momentum and dedication shown by the Corporation’s employees in the previous year, which resulted in significant achievements surpassing expectations. He called on the responsible authorities to ensure the provision of necessary financial resources to meet the 2025 objectives.

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