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ExxonMobil and Washington discuss energy investments in Libya

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ExxonMobil and Washington discuss energy investments in Libya

Massad Boulos, the US president’s adviser for Arab and African affairs, discussed investment and business expansion opportunities in Libya and Algeria with ExxonMobil representatives. The talks focused on the energy sector and strengthening economic ties with the United States, according to Libya Herald.

Massad Boulos, US President Donald Trump’s adviser for Arab and African affairs, discussed potential energy investments in Libya and Algeria with ExxonMobil representatives. The talks also covered the company’s expansion in both countries, reports Libya Herald.

Boulos described ExxonMobil, the US oil group, as an important partner in Washington’s efforts to open up new opportunities for American companies in the North African energy sector and strengthen economic ties with countries in the region. The discussions also concerned ExxonMobil’s activities in Algeria, where the group held talks with state-owned oil company Sonatrach on exploration.

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