NARCO RoundUp (SEP18)

Monday, October 1, 2018

Summer is over and it’s back to work at NARCO and in Algeria, Libya, and Mauritania. Algerian politics are all about Boutef whereas in Libya, politics are all but dead. Mauritania concluded legislative polls, but the big question of presidential succession is left unanswered. The security situation is a mixed bag across North Africa with the Islamic State back in Libya, but Algeria and Mauritania remaining calm. The oil and gas sector is rebounding in Libya, bustling in Nouakchott, and waiting for the green light in Algeria.  

POLITICS

Algeria: All About Boutef

Libya: Politics is Dead

Mauritania: MOAA Still Staying Mum

SECURITY

Algeria: The General Question

Libya: Yes, The Islamic State is Back

Mauritania: US Gives Mauritania Clean Bill of Health

OIL

Algeria: New Hydrocarbons Law Still Being Drafted

Libya: The Libyan Paradox Continues

Mauritania: It’s Starting to Get Crowded

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