National Oil Corporation of Libya

And this is an effort to create that kind of industry standard, those industry norms that complement regulation, but also in some places can themselves drive change where regulatory capacities are limited.

Um, you know, a number of African oil producers have signed up to OGMP 2.0, including the Nigerian National Petroleum Company, and Sonangol in Angola, and most recently, the Libya National Oil Company.

And so African oil and gas producers are joining this movement alongside the likes of Saudi Aramco and Qatar Energy and Exxon and Shell and BP and so on, Total.

Thank you for explaining that.

And since then, you've had two competing governments and parliaments in the East and the West with a brief... period in 2021, where there was one government, the current government of national unity.

But anyway, so in this situation of two competing governments, Initially, Haftar tried also to establish competing financial and economic institutions, establish a competing national oil corporation and a competing central bank to the institutions that are in Tripoli.

But because of the role of the US, of Western governments, of the UN...

The Japan Meteorological Agency warns that another typhoon may pose new threats to affected areas.

Libya's National Oil Corporation says it has resumed regular crude oil pumping through the main Sharara-Zawiya pipeline.

The corporation called on all parties to keep the oil sector away from disputes.

The disruption is the latest in a series of protests by members of Libya's Petroleum Facilities Guard over salary and administrative grievances.

But the two countries failed to achieve their main strategic objectives and also suffer losses inflicted by Iran.

Libya's National Oil Corporation says it has resumed regular crude oil pumping through the main Sharara-Zawiya pipeline.

The corporation called on oil parties to keep the oil sector away from disputes.

The disruption is the latest in a series of protests by members of Libya's Petroleum Facilities Guard over salary and administrative grievances.

We're not sure where we get paid.

We want our pay connection and our reporting connection to be transferred financially, administratively from the Libya's defense ministry to the National Oil Corporation.

This doesn't sound like a big deal.

It actually really is.

And to your point about, you know, people wanting to get paid, maybe you're right.

I mean, in Libya, the National Oil Corporation was talking about potentially declaring force majeure because they have protests, which was going to cause disruptions in production.

You probably saw last week the pretty pathetic attempt of Trump to say, hey, the reason the diesel is rising is not because of what I'm doing in the Middle East, but all because of Zelensky, that Zelensky guy in Ukraine who keeps hitting these Russian refineries.

We've got to get him under control, which, of course, nobody's listening.

One said repairs could take five to six weeks, while another said the pipeline could resume partial pumping sooner as repairs continue.

In Libya, unrelated to the Iran conflict, the National Oil Corporation said operations at three oil fields were suspended after protesting members of the Petroleum Facilities Guard shut off a valve on the Hamada Zaria crude export pipeline.

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