Libya's NOC chairman in UAE to discuss Sharara oilfield crisis
CAIRO (Reuters) - Libya's state-run National Oil Corp said on Monday its chairman Mustafa Sanalla had arrived in United Arab Emirates to meet with a number of Libyan and international parties to discuss the Sharara oilfield crisis They would 'discuss security measures necessary to find a solution to the Sharara crisis, that guarantee staff safety, and pave the way for the lifting of force majeure at the field,' the statement said. (Reporting by Nayera Abdallah; editing by David Evans)
CAIRO (Reuters) - Libya's state-run National Oil Corp said on Monday its chairman Mustafa Sanalla had arrived in United Arab Emirates to meet with a number of Libyan and international parties to discuss the Sharara oilfield crisis
They would "discuss security measures necessary to find a solution to the Sharara crisis, that guarantee staff safety, and pave the way for the lifting of force majeure at the field," the statement said.
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