CEO of Eni discusses with GNA’s Prime Minister increasing Libya’s oil output

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The CEO of Italian oil giant Eni has traveled to Tripoli for the first time since July 2014 to meet with the new head of Libya’s U.N.-backed government.

Eni said in a statement that the meeting Saturday between CEO Claudio Descalzi and Libya’s new prime minister, Fayez Serraj, underlines Eni’s commitment to continuing operations in Libya and to support the National Oil Corporation’s efforts to increase production.

Eni was the first international oil company to resume operations in Libya in 2011 after months of civil war and currently produces 300,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day. Eni has maintained operations in the country, continuing both its exploration activities offshore as well as helping supply gas for local power plants for domestic consumption.

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