Recent militia clashes in Tripoli following the assassination of SSA commander Abdel Ghani al-Kikli highlight the country’s fragile security.

This update was shared by Abdolkabir Alfakhry, Advisor to Libya’s Minister of Oil and Gas, during a session sponsored by ConocoPhillips at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris on Wednesday.

Advisor to Libya’s Minister of Oil and Gas. Speaking at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris on Wednesday, he said the bid round signals Libya’s integration into the global energy market. Libya ...

Libya's PM Says Eliminating Militias Is 'Ongoing Project' as Ceasefire Holds By Ahmed Elumami TRIPOLI (Reuters) -Libyan Prime Minister Abdulhamid al-Dbeibah said on Saturday that eliminating ...

The United Nations mission in Libya called for de-escalation Monday after fighting erupted in the North African nation’s capital. The UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) is “alarmed by the ...

As ConocoPhillips signals renewed investment in Africa Paris, France — Libya’s latest upstream licensing round has already attracted more than 40 applicants, a signal of the country’s re-entry into ...

Dbeibah aims to eliminate militias and corruption in Libya Ceasefire follows deadly clashes in Tripoli after militia leader's death UN concerned about violence, urges protection of civilians and ...