The Deputy prime minister of the government in eastern Libya, Abdul Salam al-Badri, said during a televised interview for WTV channel and Tabadul Platform that Libya is the most corrupt State in the world in terms of transparency arrangements as a result of the irrational and inappropriate policies.

“We cannot talk about  transparency in monitoring and calculating the oil revenues under these circumstances,” he said, adding that the oil sector was neglected for a long time as a result of the looting, the lack of maintenance, and the absence of provisions.

“We, as Libyan citizens, are suffering from foreign interference.” He pointed out, stressing that 30% of the Libyan oil has been held hostage by ENI.”