The Libyan Government of National Unity (GUN) held a high-level meeting focused on fuel supply, as several gas stations across the country experience congestion and distribution disruptions.
Chaired by the Minister of State for Prime Ministerial and Cabinet Affairs, Mohamed ben Ghalbon, the GUN meeting on energy supply provided an opportunity to assess the situation in the local fuel
market and examine the causes of the long lines observed at several gas stations.
Discussions focused on available supply levels as well as measures to be implemented to ensure the continuity of distribution and reduce bottlenecks affecting certain areas.
On this occasion, Brega Oil Marketing presented an overview of its transportation and distribution
systems, detailing the actions taken to maintain supply stability and meet local market demand.
The company also outlined the challenges encountered in logistics operations as well as the solutions being considered to improve the flow of distribution.
This meeting was convened at the direction of Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah.
He had previously instructed the Agency for Combating Financial Crime, Money Laundering, and Terrorist Financing to investigate the causes of the congestion observed at gas stations and to assess the situation of stations that have been closed or taken out of service without legal justification in the municipalities of Greater Tripoli.
The stated objective of the authorities is to ensure a regular and stable fuel supply in a country that nevertheless possesses the largest oil reserves in Africa.
Notable participants in this meeting included the president of the National Oil Corporation (NOC), Masoud Suleiman; the director of the Cabinet’s Inspection and Monitoring Department, Khalifa Shaliq; the head of the fuel crisis committee at the Ministry of the Interior, Major General Miloud Attia; as well as the interim president of Brega Oil Marketing and representatives of distribution companies.
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