Williams, at a press conference in Brega, announces the launch of a project to unify the Petroleum Facilities Guard in Libya.

Brega November 16, 2020 (LANA) - The head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya, Stephanie Williams, confirmed the opening of the coastal highway road between Misurata and Sirte. Williams said in a joint press conference today, Monday, with the head of the National Oil Corporation, Mustafa Sanallah, in Brega today, Monday, that the Libyan dialogue sessions have achieved tangible progress and that there is a road map to implement what was agreed upon. Williams said she is optimistic about the results of the work of the 75 members of the Libyan Dialogue Forum, who discussed the prepared roadmap, stressing that there are common points of understanding between them. In the press conference, Williams announced the launch of a project to unify the Petroleum Facilities Guard in Libya, and the creation of a model project to secure oil fields and that production will start soon. Williams revealed that the UN Security Council will hold a session after three days, indicating that during it she would present a briefing on what happened during the Libyan political dialogue sessions. For his part, Sanalla affirmed in the press conference that the work of the Petroleum Facilities Guard will be organized based on three new components that are assigned clear tasks, including industrial security, a protection force and a regular army. …(LANA)…