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US Report: Libya Deepens Strategic Energy Partnership With Washington

August 25, 2025
US Report: Libya Deepens Strategic Energy Partnership With Washington
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Libya is moving to strengthen its energy partnership with the United States as part of a broader strategy to stabilize its oil and gas sector and reduce geopolitical risks, according to a recent analysis by the US-based platform IN-Vest.

The report highlights the growing role of American energy giants ExxonMobil and Schlumberger, whose investments in Libyan projects demonstrate confidence in the country’s capacity to raise oil output to 1.6 million barrels per day. These companies are not only contributing capital and expertise but are also prioritizing environmental sustainability through emissions reduction, curbing gas flaring, and training Libyan engineers to meet international standards.

The analysis stresses that Washington’s engagement is not purely commercial. Instead, it reflects a strategic dimension aimed at countering Russian and Turkish influence, safeguarding Europe’s energy supplies, and creating a safer investment environment by reducing conflict risks within Libya.

The report further underscores the role of the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) in supporting stability. Its initiatives range from security sector reform and police training to counter extremism, to securing vital energy infrastructure and facilitating local dialogue over oil resources in Libya’s south.

According to the report, Libya has the potential to position itself as a Mediterranean energy hub, capable of connecting African resources with European markets through cross-border projects. However, this will require more than foreign investment. Progress depends on addressing political fragmentation, strengthening governance, and ensuring security across oil-producing regions.

For Washington, the Libyan energy sector offers both economic and strategic value. By aligning investments with conflict-prevention programs and governance reforms, the US aims to make Libya a reliable energy partner and a stabilizing force in North Africa.

The report concludes that if Libya and its partners succeed in reducing risks and building credible institutions, the country could emerge as a pivotal player in global energy dynamics and a bridge between Africa and Europe.

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