Libya’s oil production operations continue normally

The National Oil Corporation (NOC) issued an official statement early Saturday confirming that all operations across Libya’s oil fields and ports continue to function normally and safely, with no disruptions to production.

The statement, obtained by “Libyan Express,” states the NOC’s commitment to maintaining stable production while following safety and security standards.

The NOC indicated that oil and gas production and export operations are proceeding without any impact from the current security or economic conditions, providing reassurance to both domestic and international partners.

The corporation released production data for the past 24 hours, reporting crude oil production of 1,376,415 barrels, condensate production of 40,914 barrels, and natural gas production of 2.560 billion cubic feet.

The NOC acknowledged the efforts of its workforce—engineers, technicians, and administrative staff—across all production sites, noting their role in ensuring supply continuity and maintaining international confidence in Libya’s energy sector.

The corporation described itself as a technical and technological organization working with “a national and responsible spirit” to maintain stability in Libya’s oil and gas sector and protect the country’s sovereign wealth for all Libyan citizens.

This statement comes as energy news outlet “MEES” has warned about potential impacts from recent clashes in Tripoli on Libyan oil production, at a time when the country is seeking investments to develop its energy sector.

According to Central Bank of Libya data, the country faces a trade deficit, with oil revenues and royalties through April amounting to $7.346 billion, while foreign exchange expenditures reached $11.871 billion—resulting in a deficit of approximately $4.525 billion, unchanged since March.