FEATURE London-Libya’s plans to increase oil output suffered a setback after the stateowned National Oil Corporation took a stand against a proposed deal between the government and the Petroleum Facilities Guards that aimed to pave the way for the reopening of the country’s key oil terminals.Efforts to raise Libyan production remain extremely susceptible to the complex web of rival factions in the country and the latest turn of events highlights the NOC’s distrust of the PFG, a security force that looks after the key oil ports, and the fragility of any peace deal in the country.
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