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Prime Minister meets OLA Energy chairman
The meeting focused on OLA Energy’s current operations and its future plans, as well as ways to align the company’s activities with national strategies for growth and development.
OLA Energy Group, which is fully owned by the Libyan African Investment Portfolio (LAIP), is one of Africa’s leading downstream energy companies, with operations across more than a dozen countries. Its ownership under LAIP underscores Libya’s capacity to manage and expand strategic assets that contribute not only to the domestic economy but also to regional partnerships.
The Prime Minister reaffirmed the government’s commitment to engaging with companies linked to national investment institutions, stressing the importance of cooperation to encourage sustainable development and attract further investment to Libya.
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