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Libya prepares OPEC+ meeting with Saudi Arabia

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Libya prepares OPEC+ meeting with Saudi Arabia

A delegation from the Tripoli-based Libyan government is preparing the agenda for the next OPEC+ meeting of energy and oil ministers with Saudi officials. Discussions concern market stability and continuity of supplies, while Riyadh is considering new investment partnerships with Libya, reports Libya Herald.

A delegation from the Tripoli-based Libyan government discussed in Riyadh with Saudi Arabia the agenda for the next meeting of OPEC+ energy and oil ministers, the alliance of producer countries coordinating their oil policy. The discussions focused on the state of global markets and difficulties related to security and continuity of supplies, according to Libya Herald.

Participants also discussed disruptions to maritime transport and rising transport and insurance costs. The Libyan delegation met Saudi Deputy Investment Minister Abdul... as part of efforts to strengthen economic cooperation between the two countries, reports Libya Herald.

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