NOC leadership
The Chairman is appointed by the Libyan government and plays a critical role in Libya’s energy sector. He is supported by a Board of Directors who provides guidance and collectively make decisions regarding the NOC’s companies, policies and investments. The Board is also appointed by the Libyan government to fulfill the NOC’s remit.
The Management Committee, comprised of senior executives with decades of experience, is responsible for the NOC’s day-to-day operations. The Management Committee oversees the various departments and functions within the Corporation.
NOC Leadership team
NOC Chairman
Ben Gdara has a 30-year track record in leading Libyan government entities and shaping government policies. He served as the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya (CBL) from 2006 until 2011, following the position of Deputy Governor from 2000 to 2006. Among his achievements were the development of the national banking system and the strengthening of the country’s inward investment, which had a profound impact on the national economy.
Ben Gdara has also held several senior positions in major European and Asian organizations, including Chairman of the Arab Banking Corporation International Bank, Chairman of the Arab Bank for Investment and Foreign Trade, Vice Chairman of UniCredit Group, and Advisor to Standard Charted Bank for GCC and MENA.
As a former member of the Libyan Supreme Council for Oil and Energy between 2006 and 2011, Ben Gdara has a deep understanding of the country’s energy sector and its role in national productivity.
Since becoming Chairman, Ben Gdara has introduced a strategic plan to increase the production of oil and gas, enhance Libya’s competitiveness in the energy sector, and optimize partnerships, while looking ahead to the role the company can play in the global transition to renewable energy sources.
Farhat Ben Gdara
Farhat Ben Gdara
NOC CHAIRMAN
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Currently, Ford sells six sedans and coupes in North America with the Fiesta, Focus, Fusion, C-Max, Mustang and Taurus. This lineup hits multiple segments from the compact Fiest to the mid-size Focus, C-Max and Fusion to the full-size Taurus. The Mustang stands alone as the lone coupe.
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Board of Directors
Mr. Farhat Ben Gdara was appointed as the Chairman of the Libyan National Oil Corporation (LNOC) on July 2022. Mr. Ben Gdara has a 30-year track record in leading Libyan government entities and shaping government policies. He held the position of the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya (CBL)from 2006 until 2011. After the position of the Deputy Governor of the from 2000 to 2006, Among his achievements during this period were the development of the national banking system and the strengthening of the country’s inward investment conditions, both of which had a profound impact on the revival of the national economy. Mr. Ben Gdara has also held several senior positions in major European and Asian organizations, including Chairman of the Arab Banking Corporation International Bank, Chairman of the Arab Bank for Investment and Foreign Trade, Vice Chairman of Uni Credit Group, and Advisor to Standard Charted Bank for GCC and MENA. This strong track record of running complex institutions was among the reasons for his appointment as Chairman of the LNOC, the country’s leading energy supplier and one of its largest employers. As a former member of the Libyan Supreme Council for Oil and Energy between 2006 and 2011, Mr. Ben Gdara has a deep understanding of the country’s energy sector and its role in national productivity. Since becoming Chairman, Mr. Ben Gdara has introduced a strategic plan to increase the production of oil and gas, enhance Libya’s competitiveness in the energy sector, and optimize partnerships, while looking ahead to the role the company can play in the global transition to renewable energy sources. Mr. Ben Gdara holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and a Master of Arts degree in Economics of Money, Banking and Finance.
former board members
