The U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for North Africa, Joshua Harris, commended the progress made towards strengthening transparency and implementing good governance that supports the independence of the Central Bank of Libya (CBL) and keeping it away from political conflicts. This came during his meeting with the Governor of the CBL, Naji Issa, and his accompanying delegation yesterday in Washington in the presence of the U.S. Special Envoy to Libya Ambassador, Richard Norland, and his accompanying delegation. Harris welcomed the appointment of the Governor, Deputy, and Board of Directors for the CBL and the Bank's plan to provide liquidity, improve the quality of banking services, regulate the foreign exchange market, and enhance governance in the Libyan banking sector, in addition to working on economic policy cooperation to achieve economic stability for the country Source: Libyan News Agency
Al-Harouj Oil Operations Boosts Production with New Amal Field Well
Tripoli: Al-Harouj Oil Operations has successfully commenced production from well B79A at the Amal Field, marking a significant achievement in the region’s oil extraction efforts. The National Oil Corporation (NOC) revealed that the drilling and commi…