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Written by: Benghazi University Economics Professor Ali Al-Sharif Constructive criticism is one of the most important means of helping decision-makers improve their policies, correct their course…
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Oil expert Monsef Al-Shalwi wrote: The ongoing debate over whether Libyan gas should be prioritized for exports or used to meet domestic market needs raises legitimate questions, particularly ami…
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Oil and gas expert Huda Issa wrote: “The violations outlined in the June 2026 correspondence constitute clear economic crimes, deliberate harm to public funds, and the destruction of the market…
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Legal expert in the oil sector, Othman Al-Hdhiri, has written an article. Libya’s experience during years of oil revenue booms has demonstrated that higher revenues do not necessarily translate i…
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Written by economic and oil expert Abdelmonsef Al-Shalwi Libya’s commitment to reducing gas flaring and emissions, particularly methane emissions, represents an important transformation in the de…
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Written by oil expert Othman Al-Hdhiri Someone recently wrote an article as if he were advising the management of the National Oil Corporation (NOC), despite the fact that he has served as a stra…
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Written by financial analyst Khaled Al-Zantouti The title may seem somewhat unusual. Nations do not cease to exist as homelands, but they can reach economic collapse when they no longer possess t…
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Written by oil expert Othman Al-Hdhiri. The signing of an agreement to develop a producing oil field with a current output of approximately 10,000 barrels per day, with a target of increasing pro…
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Written by oil and economic expert “Abdulmonsef Al-Shalawi”, a technical and economic analysis of production, exports, refining, and revenues. The statement published by the National Oil Corporat…
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Written by Ayoub Al-Farisi, Member of the Monetary Policy Committee at the Central Bank of Libya. It is almost taken for granted by non-specialists that countries sitting on vast reserves of oil…