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NOC and Eni Discuss Future Cooperation at OMC Med Energy Conference

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Ravenna: The Chairman of the National Oil Corporation (NOC), Masoud Suleiman, met with the CEO of the Italian energy company Eni, Claudio Descalzi, at the OMC Med Energy conference in Ravenna, Italy. The meeting, which took place at the Eni pavilion, focused on enhancing and expanding cooperation and partnership between the NOC and Eni in the oil, gas, and energy sectors.

According to Libyan News Agency, Masoud Suleiman emphasized the importance of close cooperation with Eni. He highlighted how these partnerships could play a crucial role in advancing the Libyan oil sector, focusing on production and technological development. The meeting underscored the significance of innovation and the exchange of expertise to support future energy projects in Libya, aiming to enhance the long-term sustainability of its oil and gas sector.

Suleiman pointed out Eni’s significant contribution to developing and modernizing energy technologies in Libya. He affirmed that the ongoing cooperation between the two entities is expected to open new opportunities in the Libyan energy sector.

The OMC Med Energy conference is a key international event in the energy sector, featuring participation from over 400 companies across 27 countries. It serves as a crucial platform for exchanging knowledge and expertise among global and regional companies, providing a venue for experts to discuss the latest trends and technologies in oil, gas, and renewable energy.

On the sidelines of the event, a delegation from the National Oil Corporation, led by Board member Ahmed Ammar, engaged in the exhibition. The delegation presented detailed insights into the NOC’s activities, highlighting achievements in oil field development, infrastructure improvements, and renewable energy projects within Libya.

The conference is set to continue for several days, with global participation expected to result in new cooperation agreements and partnerships. These developments are anticipated to enhance stability and economic growth in the region.