The head of the Audit Bureau in Al-Bayda, Omar Abd Rabbuh Saleh, issued a decree approving the procedures for contracting the Ministry of Health in the Government of National Unity to purchase the New Marwa hospital in Benghazi to be used as a maternity, gynecological, endoscopy and cardiac catheterization hospital at a value of 250 million dinars.
The decision of Omar Abd Rabbuh stipulated the necessity of the Benghazi municipality to commit to spending within the limits of the allocated amount in accordance with the decision of the Council of Ministers of the Government of National Unity N° 69 of 2022 regarding the allocation of an amount of money from the emergency clause and in accordance with the aspects of disbursement and the financial mandate issued in this regard.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Oil Corporation, Mustafa Sanalla discussed with the CEO of Total Energies, Patrick Pouyanne in the American city of Houston, raising the current production rates of the Waha Oil Company by rehabilitating the infrastructure and developing the discovered fields, as well as returning the Mabruk field to production bythe beginning of 2023.
During their meeting, the two sides discussed the strategy of the National Oil Corporation to develop and raise production from onshore and offshore gas explorations in order to raise gas production rates to respond to the increased demand for gas in the global market, and Total Energies expressed its desire to contribute to this strategy by holding a technical workshop with the Corporation to discuss details and technical aspects of this strategy and the possibility of its participation in the development of some of these opportunities.
Sanalla affirmed that the National Oil Corporation welcomed the efforts made by Total Energies in the projects of generating electricity from alternative energies that are being worked on with the General Electricity Company, as well as the desire and commitment of the French company to develop oil and gas reserves and raise current production rates.
The Minister of Economy and Trade Mohammed Al-Huwaij issued decree No. 216 of 2022 regarding the adoption of the financial regulations of the Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture, Tripoli.
The decree stipulates that this regulation shall regulate the financial affairs of the Chamber, and that the Management Committee, based on a proposal from the Chairman of the Management Committee, shall issue a decree specifying the powers of the administrative levels in approving the disbursement of financial amounts or commitment to them, in line with the workload and achieving sound internal control. The Chamber’s fiscal year begins with the beginning of the state’s fiscal year and ends with its end.
Also, the exchange of cheques should take place in cash if circumstances require. Treasurers are prohibited from depositing any amount or document with a cash value that belongs to others in the chamber’s treasuries, and that the cheques should be signed by the general manager or the financial manager, and that the chamber’s accounting system is based on the accrual principle in determining expenses.
As for the final accounts and the balance sheet, according to the decree, the Chamber prepares, at the end of each fiscal year, a balance sheet that shows the real financial position on the closing date, the separation between administrative and capital expenditures, as well as obtaining approvals from banks regarding current account balances.
It also stipulated, with regard to the advances item, that the value of the advances shall not exceed 10 thousand dinars by submitting trust bonds in favor of the Chamber, the value of which is paid in monthly installments starting from the month following its disbursement, with no more than 25 percent of the total salary.
National Oil Corporation reported that Libya’s crude production has recovered after opening the Rayana valves, and production has exceeded one million and 100,000 barrels per day on Wednesday.
It added that operations are continuing to gradually return to production before the closures.
Today, at the headquarters of the World Bank in the American capital Washington, the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya Seddik Omar al-Kabir and his accompanying team met with the Executive Director of the World Bank, Hassan Mirza.
Several topics were discussed, most notably: supporting the economic and social development efforts of the Libyan state in cooperation with the relevant Libyan institutions, the process of unifying the Central Bank of Libya, in addition to intensifying technical support programs for the World Bank.
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, the President of the Libyan Audit Bureau, Mr. Khaled Shakshak, received today Mrs. Esraa Al-Ghali, as an honorable front embodying the challenge of Libyan women in the face of difficulties.
During the meeting, the Head of the Bureau directed to provide the necessary support to Mrs. Esraa and to provide a job opportunity in the Bureau to benefit from her bid in her field of specialization.
Mrs. Esraa Al-Ghali suffered from blindness due to atrophy in the retinal cells, and this was after completing the university stage during which she studied in the English language specialization.
This injury has not been an obstacle to continuing her educational career and achieving her ambitions, so she joined the Academy of Advanced Studies, and is now in the final stages of obtaining the graduation degree in English, and has participated in many international conferences, and volunteered in a group of programs aimed at the qualitative integration of the blind segment.
Adapted from the Audit Bureau Official Facebook Page
As soon as the report was received, the emergency teams of the ambulance and of emergency services of Msallata where they transferred three critical cases to the hospital in the city, in addition to two death cases.
The emergency team calls on all citizens to beware of poor quality electrical equipment and appliances, which have become a danger to the citizen, with a significant increase in the number of fire victims in the past months.
The National Oil Corporation announced today the opening of the valves located in the Al-Rayayna area on the Sharara – Zawia line, after they were closed by outlaw groups, and pumping started at 1 a.m.
The National Oil Corporation confirmed in a statement that Al-Feel valve was not opened due to the removal of some equipment from the valve, noting that whoever closed the valves had caused acts of destruction to them, which led to the intervention of the maintenance teams in Akakus Oil Operations Company to repair and change the damaged parts of the valve and reopen it according to Technical and safety standards necessary in particular.
The Corporation also thanked all those who contributed to the opening of the valves and the return of production, led by the “Joint Operations Room in the Western Region” and its head, Major General Osama Al-Juwaili, who was keen to enforce the law and punish the perpetrators.
The U.N.´s top official for Libya on Monday called for lifting the production blockade at two oil fields including the country´s largest, as oil prices soared to over $130 a barrel.
Stephanie Williams, the U.N. special adviser on Libya, said blocking oil production from the Sharara and el-Feel fields “deprives all Libyans from their major source of revenue.”
The shutdown came as Brent crude, the international pricing standard, hit $139.13 per barrel before falling back Monday to be traded at $130.29 a barrel.
The growing increase of oil prices is a consequence of the Russian invasion of Ukriane, which sent shockwaves to the world markets.
The commander of the joint operations room, the western region, Osama Juwaili, announced to our government that he will send forces to open the valve of the lead.
According to what the government website reported from Al-Juwaili, there are engineers who arrived at the place, and started the procedures for opening the valve.
