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Repsol Libya Chief Abducted, Underlining Security Concerns
Published on Monday, 21 May 07:00 am
The head of the Repsol-led Akakus joint venture that produces 310,000 b/d of al-Sharara crude in Libya’s far southeast was kidnapped on his way home from work on 10 May.
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