Osama Hamad, the head of the government appointed by the House of Representatives, stated today, Thursday, that the state of force majeure has been lifted from all oil fields and ports, allowing for the normal resumption of production and export.

This comes after more than a month of the central bank leadership crisis, which led to the closure of oil facilities and significant financial losses.

A government statement noted that this action was taken in response to the directives of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, in support of efforts to resolve the Libyan Central Bank crisis, which resulted in an agreement to appoint a governor and a deputy for the central bank.