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Monday, April 4, 2016
NOC, Libya’s state-run oil and gas firm, is said to be working with the newly installed unity government to coordinate oil and gas sales.
According to a report in the Jordan Times, Libya’s blended government has also won support from the PFG, a semi-official armed guard faction that secures the country’s key oil terminals.
The PFG recently announced that it was prepared to reopen eastern oil terminals at Zuetina, Es Sider, and Ras Lanuf, which have been repeatedly damaged by attacks from Daesh (Islamic State).
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