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Libya’s Oil Aviation Company, a subsidiary of the National Oil Corporation (NOC), convened its 2024 General Assembly meeting this week to assess its operational performance and outline future development plans.
The session was attended by Masoud Suleiman, Chairman of the NOC Board of Directors, alongside key figures from across Libya’s oil sector.
According to the NOC’s media office, the meeting focused on reviewing operational activities, completed projects, and the challenges faced by the company over the past year, with an emphasis on strategies to overcome them in the coming period.
Participants examined performance reports and discussed future directions for Oil Aviation, particularly its role in enhancing the efficiency of air transport services for Libya’s oil and gas industry.
Plans to expand technical capabilities and improve the company’s operational infrastructure were also presented.
The gathering emphasized the importance of increased coordination among companies within the sector to ensure sustainable aviation operations and upgraded services that align with the growing demands of Libya’s energy industry.
“The meeting is part of the National Oil Corporation’s broader initiative to strengthen governance practices across its affiliated companies,” the NOC stated. “This approach is aimed at improving oversight, advancing strategic objectives, and elevating the quality of support services essential to production.”
The session brought together a wide range of senior stakeholders, including the chairman and executive members of Oil Aviation’s management committee, the head of the Development Fund, and senior representatives from Waha, Sirte, Harouge, and Zueitina Oil Companies.
Also present were directors from various departments within the NOC, including legal affairs, finance, and internal auditing.
This assembly underscores the NOC’s ongoing commitment to transparency, institutional development, and enhanced performance within Libya’s vital energy sector.
