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ITALGRANI

ITALGRANI, one of Libya's biggest suppliers of cereals, has just [...]

Subscribers only 23.12.1999

CONOCO

CONOCO, which has been campaigning for months to persuade Washington [...]

Subscribers only 23.12.1999

KADHAFI WORRIED

New concern has arisen in Tripoli following a Scottish judge's [...]

Subscribers only 23.12.1999

JEAN-CLAUDE COUSSERAN

Former head of the North Africa and Middle East department [...]

Subscribers only Business 23.12.1999

PETRO CANADA

PETRO CANADA has upped its investment program for the year [...]

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TECHNIP

TECHNIP has just won a $100 million contract from :libya [...]

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AMERICAN CONTORSIONS

Ronald Newman, deputy assistant secretary in the State Department's Middle [...]

Subscribers only 09.12.1999

SAADI KADHAFI

Eldest son of Farkas Saglia, second wife of col. Muammer [...]

Subscribers only Business 09.12.1999

Spotlight
KHADAFI COMES TO RESCUE CHAD'S OIL

Colonel Muammer Kadhafi declared during a press conference on Nov. 30 that he intended to help Chad "replace Western oil companies" that pull out of the Doba oil fields project (AEM 264). He didn't dare add, however, that he was [.

Subscribers only Energy 08.12.1999

ALI AWIDAN

Libya's new ambassador to Ethiopia will be returning to a country he knows well. Ali Awidan was embassy councilor in [...]

Subscribers only 27.11.1999

JEREMIE BONNELAME

The Seychelles foreign minister says Libya is probably going to [...]

Subscribers only Politics 06.11.1999

THIRD PARTNER ON NOV. 7 BLOCK

Just before Nimr Petroleum began drilling its first well, el [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.09.1999

CONOCO AND OXY WANT A LOOK

Two American oil companies that were previously active in Libya, Conoco and Occidental Petroleum, recently applied to the State Department [...]

Subscribers only Energy 01.09.1999

NIMR LINES UP ACTINIA

Nimr Petroleum is due to take the Actinia next month [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.07.1999

U.S. SANCTIONS REMAIN

Despite efforts by Libya's oil minister, Abdullah Salem al Badri, to woo American companies (AEM 250) U.S. trade sanctions against [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.06.1999

ENI PROJECT ALMOST FINALIZED

Among the cards placed on the table by Libya in negotiations with ENI on the Italian group's major trans-Mediterranean gas [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.06.1999

ELF Z4 PLAN NEARLY READY

Elf is understood to be considering a development of a field in its C-137 block in Libya which would entail [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.05.1999

SOUTH AFRICAN DELEGATION IN TRIPOLI

A delegation of South African oil industry executives and businessmen [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.05.1999

Spotlight
U.S.-EUROPEAN RIVALRY COULD FLARE AGAIN

No sooner had United Nations sanctions against Libya been suspended on Jan. 5 than Libyan oil minister Abdullah Salem al Badri declared that "we invite U.S. firms which were our associates in the past to return to Libya and continue [.

Subscribers only Energy 14.04.1999

NO SADIQ VISIT TO TRIPOLI

Ex-prime minister (and head of Oumma opposition party) Sadiq el Mahdi will not be going to Libya shortly as he [...]

Subscribers only 06.03.1999

SPOTLIGHT ON RENEWABLE ENERGY

The Med-Energia 1999 seminar sponsored by the European Union Synergy program to promote technical, industrial, commercial and financial ventures between [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.02.1999

LUNDIN PUTS BRAKE ON INVESTMENTS

Lundin Oil AB plans to invest $40 million in 1999, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.02.1999

FIND FOR REPSOL

Repsol, operator of the consortium that developed the Murzuk-El Sharara oil field - other members are Total and OMV - [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.01.1999

OFFSHORE MEDITERRANEAN CONFERENCE 99

This year's Offshore Mediterranean Conference will be held, as usual, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.01.1999

ALI MAHDI MOHAMED

One of the warlords in Mogadiscio, Ali Mahdi Mohamed, was [...]

Subscribers only Politics 19.12.1998

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KHADAFI COMES TO RESCUE CHAD'S OIL

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THIRD PARTNER ON NOV. 7 BLOCK

CONOCO AND OXY WANT A LOOK

NIMR LINES UP ACTINIA

U.S. SANCTIONS REMAIN

ENI PROJECT ALMOST FINALIZED

ELF Z4 PLAN NEARLY READY

SOUTH AFRICAN DELEGATION IN TRIPOLI

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U.S.-EUROPEAN RIVALRY COULD FLARE AGAIN

NO SADIQ VISIT TO TRIPOLI

SPOTLIGHT ON RENEWABLE ENERGY

LUNDIN PUTS BRAKE ON INVESTMENTS

FIND FOR REPSOL

OFFSHORE MEDITERRANEAN CONFERENCE 99

ALI MAHDI MOHAMED

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THIRD PARTNER ON NOV. 7 BLOCK

CONOCO AND OXY WANT A LOOK

NIMR LINES UP ACTINIA

U.S. SANCTIONS REMAIN

ENI PROJECT ALMOST FINALIZED

ELF Z4 PLAN NEARLY READY

SOUTH AFRICAN DELEGATION IN TRIPOLI

Spotlight U.S.-EUROPEAN RIVALRY COULD FLARE AGAIN

NO SADIQ VISIT TO TRIPOLI

SPOTLIGHT ON RENEWABLE ENERGY

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OFFSHORE MEDITERRANEAN CONFERENCE 99

ALI MAHDI MOHAMED

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