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Boss of LPTIC takes refuge with Oilinvest in Malta

Libya’s state-owned institutions are continuing to relocate their businesses to Malta. Dropping off the radar screen last summer, Faysel Gergab, [...]

Published on 12/02/2015 at 23:01 GMT

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Ahmed Ali Attiga
Al Madar
Ali Zeidan
Chempetrol
Decal
Faysel Gergab
Hassan Ahmed Bouhadi
LIA Advisory
Libyan Investment Authority
Libyan Post, Telecommunications and Information Technology Co
Libyana
LPTIC services
LTT
Osama Siala
Tamoil Africa Holdings
World Bank

Libya
Siala clan consoles itself with Sarraj

Former telecommunications minister Osama Siala is no longer popular with the government of Abdallah al-Thani! According to our sources, the [...]

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Faysel Gergab and Osama Siala discreetly dropped by LIA Advisory

Osama Siala and Faysel Gergab, two heavyweights in the top management team of the Tobruk government-constituted LIA (Libyan Investment Authority), [...]

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Libya
Musical chairs at Tamoil in Switzerland

Long-standing Tamoil executive Raouf Bader has made a discreet return [...]

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Document | Libya
Tripoli hits at Maltese version of LPTIC to claw back stake in Retelit

In its drive to gain control of Libyan assets across the world (see our report), Tripoli has attacked the Maltese [...]

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Derregia tracking down LIA's African loot in Malta

Short of cash, the rival governments of Tripoli and Tobruk are fighting over the assets of the rich Libya Africa Investment Portfolio (LAP or LAIP) that houses Muammar Gaddafi’s African investments. The battle, which is pitting the two rival branches [.

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Libya
Gergab takes over Retelit, the Italian gem in LPTIC’s crown

Two rival groups had been fighting for the control of Retelit, the Italian gem of state-owned LPTIC (Libyan Post, Telecommunications [...]

Subscribers only Business 09.04.2015

Libya
Albibas to set up telecoms firm in Malta

The former chief commercial officer of the Libyan telephone operator [...]

Subscribers only Business 02.04.2015

Libya
Access to Twitter blocked

In its annual financial report on March 2, Twitter revealed [...]

Subscribers only Business 05.03.2015

Libya
Rawafed hires former No. 2 man of telecoms chief Siala

Maghreb Confidential’s sources say the private telecoms operator Rawafed Libya (RLTT) has just hired Riad Nass to see to its [...]

Subscribers only Business 05.03.2015

Spotlight | Libya
How Gergab is nudging LIA towards Tobruk camp

Officially "neutral" with regards Libya's rival governments, the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) is nonetheless increasingly in the hands of associates of Faysel Gergab, who is himself close to the Tobruk government. On Feb. 6, the sovereign Libyan fund liquidated its [.

Subscribers only Business 19.02.2015

Libya
LIA in tie-up with the country's telecoms barons

Named head of the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) at the end of October, its chairman, Hassan Ahmed Bouhadi, and executive [...]

Subscribers only Business 08.01.2015

Libya
Jehani instils some order in LIA

Boss of LIA Advisory Services (formerly Dalia Advisory), the consulting arm of the British subsidiary of the Libyan Investment Authority [...]

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Hassan Ahmed Bouhadi
LIA Advisory
Libyan Investment Authority
Libyan Post, Telecommunications and Information Technology Co
Libyana
LPTIC services
LTT
Osama Siala
Tamoil Africa Holdings
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