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عين ليبيا
Al-Trabelsi: 300 Stations in West Receive Supplies
Libyan Interior Minister, Major General Emad Mustafa Al-Trablesi, confirmed that the fuel issue in Libya is one of the most challenging problems due to the ongoing smuggling and illicit trade activities over the years, which have damaged the distribution system and drained state resources. He pointed out the formation of a joint committee comprising the Ministry of Interior, the Office of the Attorney General, the National Oil Corporation, Brega Petroleum Marketing Company, and shipping companies to manage the crisis. Additionally, a command center has been established to monitor fuel shipments from the ports until they reach distribution stations, aiming to improve oversight and ensure that supplies reach those in need. He revealed that the ministry is resisting diesel smuggling through coordination with the Attorney General, with regular monitoring of approximately 300 distribution stations, while ongoing efforts continue to ensure the efficient flow of supplies. He also affirmed that the ministry continues to oversee the transportation and distribution of fuel, working to curb smuggling that depletes public resources, with the goal of protecting the Libyan economy and enhancing services provided to citizens.
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