Oil exports may start after Gaddafi: Libyan group - Times of India
Ali Tarhouni, the finance minister of the National Transitional Council, told The Associated Press on Friday Libya could be exporting "something like 100,000, 200,000 barrels a day" within a week after Gaddafi's ouster.
Libya currently exports no oil, and its absence from the world market has contributed to the rise of the price of oil.
Tarhouni said a little under half of Libya's oil fields were in rebel-controlled areas. But a lack of security and some damage to some of the oil fields was preventing the resumption of oil production.
Tarhouni said Gaddafi's forces could attack if less-damaged fields were to resume production.
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