On Thursday, the Prime Minister of the National Unity Government, Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, issued instructions to Brega Petroleum Marketing Company to ensure the supply of all fuel stations without resorting to or coordinating with distribution companies. This came during a meeting attended by the Ministry of Interior’s Undersecretary, Bashir Al-Amin, the head of the Fuel Distribution Monitoring Committee, a member of the Board of Directors of the National Oil Corporation, Ahmed Ammar, the Director of Brega Company, Ibrahim Abubrida, the Head of the Commercial Registry, Mohamed Ben Kthir, and a number of department directors at Brega Petroleum Marketing Company.
Dbeiebeh emphasized that the fuel supply to the stations would not stop due to legal disputes in distribution companies, considering this a matter of national security.
For his part, the head of the Distribution Monitoring Committee presented a report on the conditions of the stations and their supply with fuel from Brega Company, and the problems that occurred due to the closure of a number of stations because of legal disputes and their impact on the distribution mechanism and the committee’s procedures.
The meeting concluded by agreeing on a number of administrative and legal procedures that include the smooth distribution of fuel and the establishment of controls for all distribution companies and stations in all regions.