Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) has closed its 2025 General Assemblies with a clear message: 2026 will be defined by discipline, safety, and long‑term structural reform. Held in the southern city of Sabha, the annual meetings brought together the NOC’s board, senior executives, and representatives from national and joint‑venture oil companies. Safety and Environmental Protection as Non‑NegotiablesAt the center of the NOC’s 2026 agenda is a renewed emphasis on safety and environmental stewardship. The corporation also underscored the need for long‑term strategic planning rooted in detailed analysis of Libya’s operational environment. Libya, Libya oil, Libyan economy, National Oil Corporation, NOC Libya, Libya energy sector, Libya oil production, Libya gas, gas flaring, oil safety, environmental protection Libya, Libya refineries, petrochemicals Libya, Libya drilling, National Drilling Company, NAGECO, North African Geophysical Exploration Company, Libya oil services, technology localization, oil measurement systems, Libya oil infrastructure, Libya oil workforce, Libya youth employment, Libya energy jobs, Libya economic recovery, Libya oil strategy, Libya oil reforms, Libya energy policy, Sabha Libya, Fezzan region, Libya oil governance, oil sector planning, Libya oil investment, Libya oil exports, crude oil Libya, Libya hydrocarbons, Libya production capacity, Libya refinery upgrades, Libya oil maintenance, Libya oil training, Petroleum Research Centre Libya, Oil Clinic Libya, Libya industrial safety, Libya environmental standards, Africa oil sector, North Africa energy, OPEC Libya, Libyan state companies, Libya joint ventures, Libya oil sustainability, Libya development programmes, Libya strategic planning, Libya institutional reform, Libya oil oversight, Libya financial discipline, Libya oil contractors, Libya upstream oil, Libya downstream oil, Libya energy transition, Libya economic stability, Libya public sector reform, Libya oil future, Libya energy outlook 2026

Source: The North Africa Journal January 03, 2026 02:25 UTC