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Kharafi wins $930m damages from LibyaLibya will have to pay Kuwait's Kharafi group $930 million in damages for former leader Muammar Gaddafi's cancelling of the construction of a vacation resort, Kuwaiti newspapers reported o More… |
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BSA takes up broadcast jobs in conflict spotsUAE-based Broadcast Systems Arabia (BSA), a production and broadcasting company, has undertaken video and audio broadcast services in conflict regions within the Mena region such as Libya and Syria. BSA has been involved with Liby More… |
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Gunmen surround Libyan ministry to push demandsGunmen surrounded Libya's foreign ministry on Sunday to push demands that officials who had worked for deposed dictator Muammar Gaddafi's regime be banned from senior positions in the new administration. At least 20 pick-u More… |
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Total to start Libya offshore exploration in MayFrance's Total said it aimed to start offshore exploratory drilling in Libya next month for gas, in a further sign the Opec member's energy industry is returning to normal after the 2011 war. Speaking at the Libya Oil & More… |
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Libya wants higher oil quota in OpecLibya will seek to increase its oil output quota in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec), Oil Minister Abdelbari Al-Arusi said on Monday. Opec dropped individual allocati More… |
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Egypt expects Libya oil shipment in 2 weeksEgypt expects the first shipment of Libyan oil under a deal announced last month to arrive within two weeks, a source at the state importer told Reuters on Thursday, which should help ease energy shortages that have choked the economy. More… |
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Libya plans $314m spend on stadiums this yearLibya plans to invest 400 million dinars ($314 million) on building stadiums this year as it prepares to host the 2017 African Nations Cup, the deputy prime minister said, amid hopes that soccer can unify the country after its 2011 war. More… |
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Libyan plane shot as it lands at TripoliA Libyan passenger plane with some 150 passengers on board was shot at as it prepared to land at Tripoli airport on Wednesday evening but sustained no major damage, airline sources said. The Buraq Air Boeing 737 was a few kms from More… |
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Libya eyes growth despite shaky securityLibya's economy minister expects growth of 3 percent this year, driven by a resurgence in oil production achieved despite security so precarious that government departments like his must be protected by pickup trucks bristl More… |
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Libya deposits $2bn in Egypt cbankLibya has deposited $2 billion in Egypt's central bank deducted from investments Tripoli has inside its neighbour, the central bank governor said on Saturday. Speaking to Reuters, Saddeq Oma More… |
