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OPEC Chief Backs Calls For Oil Ministry As Upstream Reforms Gather Pace

October 2011 | Industry News

OPEC secretary-general Abdullah al-Badri said on October 12 2011 that Libya should create an oil ministry independent of state-run National Oil Corporation (NOC).

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