Ливия - новый деловой стиль
Nov. 4th, 2011 08:17 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
a_kleber«Oil traders said the Libyans had refused all invitations to lunch or dinner and kept to a tight schedule.
"Before, everything was done under the table and with bribes. Now I haven't heard anything about bribes and tenders are being used to buy and sell," one said.
"Even those that were corrupt before would not think of doing anything wrong now," the Libyan delegate said.
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Traders also expected the reformed NOC to usher in a new era of efficiency, after deals with its eastern subsidiary Agoco, which managed sales and purchases during the war, had been conducted via email.
Previously, oil firms would have been required to send representatives to Libya and reach agreements in person.»
Учитывая, что нефтяным портфелем сейчас заведует "американец" Али Тархуни - это не удивительно. А вот так ли все здорово будет и дальше, фиг знает. Скажем, в области выдачи виз на въезд/выезд Ливия опять занялась анальным ограждением, как будто режим и не менялся. Просто потому что "так привыкли".
Кстати же сюда, пару слов о новом переходном премьер-министре, сменившем Джибрила:
«Abdurrahim El-Keib, pitched from academic obscurity to head Libya's new government, set about selecting his cabinet on Tuesday, hoping to rally the disparate groups which toppled Muammar Gaddafi behind a democratic peace.
After decades as a dissident in exile, working as a professor of electrical engineering, Keib's family background in Tripoli and his long spells living in both the United States and the Gulf were still being pored over by analysts for clues to his surprise election by the interim ruling council.
....
An academic and a businessman, Keib has spent much of his life outside Libya, studying in the United States before taking up academic posts there and in the United Arab Emirates.»
"Before, everything was done under the table and with bribes. Now I haven't heard anything about bribes and tenders are being used to buy and sell," one said.
"Even those that were corrupt before would not think of doing anything wrong now," the Libyan delegate said.
....
Traders also expected the reformed NOC to usher in a new era of efficiency, after deals with its eastern subsidiary Agoco, which managed sales and purchases during the war, had been conducted via email.
Previously, oil firms would have been required to send representatives to Libya and reach agreements in person.»
Учитывая, что нефтяным портфелем сейчас заведует "американец" Али Тархуни - это не удивительно. А вот так ли все здорово будет и дальше, фиг знает. Скажем, в области выдачи виз на въезд/выезд Ливия опять занялась анальным ограждением, как будто режим и не менялся. Просто потому что "так привыкли".
Кстати же сюда, пару слов о новом переходном премьер-министре, сменившем Джибрила:
«Abdurrahim El-Keib, pitched from academic obscurity to head Libya's new government, set about selecting his cabinet on Tuesday, hoping to rally the disparate groups which toppled Muammar Gaddafi behind a democratic peace.
After decades as a dissident in exile, working as a professor of electrical engineering, Keib's family background in Tripoli and his long spells living in both the United States and the Gulf were still being pored over by analysts for clues to his surprise election by the interim ruling council.
....
An academic and a businessman, Keib has spent much of his life outside Libya, studying in the United States before taking up academic posts there and in the United Arab Emirates.»
