Libya’s largest oil field resumed production after a halt of more than two weeks, putting pressure on Opec and other producers seeking to rein in a global supply glut and firm up prices. Libyan authorities reopened a valve on the pipeline from the south-western Sharara field to the Zawiya refinery after they reached a final agreement with a militia group that had closed the link, according to a person familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified because the information is private. The North African nation’s crude output dropped 35% after the forced closing of the three fields, disrupting a revival of its production.
Ambassador Mellul confirms, no Niger rebels in Libya
During a meeting with the President of HCS Sewehli, the Niger ambassador to Libya, Mellul, has
