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Tag: Es Sider
Libya: Rebels clash, Gaddafi-era army officers return
Libyan armed factions accused each other on Monday of launching new attacks near the country's largest oil port, Es Sider, after a partial ceasefire was ... Read More
Libya: Peace talks scheduled for 5 January
U.N. Libyan envoy Bernadino Leon has informed the Security Council that rival factions in Libya have agreed, in principle, to peace talks scheduled for 5 ... Read More
Libya: Rival governments battling for Es Sider and Ras Lanuf
Fighting for the control of eastern oil ports have broken out after Fajr Libya launched an operation to “liberate oilfields and terminals.” Last week, President ... Read More
Libya : Es Sider and Ras Lanuf handed to the government
The long awaited opening of Es Sider and Ras Lanuf is finally over after the announcement by the rebels that the government could use it ... Read More
Libya : Rebels to handover ports after Ramadan
The Barqa rebels, found in eastern Libya, that are in charge of Libya’s largest oil-export terminal are willing to hand it over to the government ... Read More
Libya : Rebels question new PM Maiteeq’s legitimacy
After Ahmed Maiteeq’s confirmation as the new Prime Minister of Libya in a controversial vote at the General National Congress, the rebels have decided that ... Read More
Libya : First oilfield freed days after New Year
The Libyan government has finally been able to convince the protesters occupying the EL Shararaoilfield to free it for production. The announcement came at a ... Read More
Libya : Rebel leader slams “corrupt government” for ports closure
Tripoli has received another major blow after rebels in the eastern part of the country announced that they will not freeing the oil ports as ... Read More