The #Libyan National Oil Corporation announces force majeure at the #Harika oil port, attributing this to the Central Bank of Libya's refusal to disburse its operating budget
The NOC said during its statement that the Central Bank of Libya, with such behavior, is seeking to politicize the oil sector through its illegal control of state funds according to the corporation,
the NOC , after obtaining the government's approval and the approval of the law administration, will resort and its companies to special arrangements in line with law is correct in light of the apparent deficit of CBL, whose motives in managing the current crisis are well aware.
According to NOC, this announcement came due to the Central Bank of Libya’s refusal to liquidate the oil sector’s budget for many months,
which exacerbated the indebtedness of some companies, led by the Arab Gulf Oil Company, which made it lose the ability to fulfill its financial and technical obligations and forced it to reduce the country's crude oil production by about 280 A thousand barrels per day.
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Some source to @SadaNewspaper confirmed that production was stopped at #Al_Sarir field, adding that this was due to the excuse of maintenance and lack of spare parts, but there are other reasons 1/4 #OOTT #libya
source adds that the Arabian Gulf Company began to reduce its production under the pretext of maintenance, but the main reason for that ongoing conflict between the Minister of Oil and the Chairman of NOC , which affected the Arabian Gulf Company and its fields.2/4
The #Al_sarrir oil field is one of the largest fields in #Libya, with a production capacity of 230,000 barrels per day of oil 3/4