NOC, LIA review supporting key joint projects
The projects under discussion included the Gulf of Sirte project, the Ghadames Basin, and the Al-Hamada Al-Hamra project.
Both sides emphasized the significance of these projects in boosting oil production rates and increasing economic returns for the Libyan state. Economy Tagged: National Oil Corporation Libyan Investment Authority
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The Acting Chairman of the National Oil Corporation (NOC), Masoud Suleiman, and the Chairman of the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA), Ali Mahmoud met on Thursday at the NOC headquarters to discuss ways to support and develop three joint oil projects between their institutions. The projects under discussion included the Gulf of Sirte project, the Ghadames Basin, and the Al-Hamada Al-Hamra project. Both sides emphasized the significance of these projects in boosting oil production rates and increasing economic returns for the Libyan state. Economy Tagged: National Oil Corporation Libyan Investment Authority
