The oil terminal of Marsa al-Hariga in Libya. Competing administrations of Libya’s state-run National Oil Corp. in the east and west of the divided country agreed to resume exports from Hariga port to help revive the OPEC member’s production, according to the NOC East chairman. Crude exports from the eastern port of Hariga are due to restart within about three days, Nagi Elmagrabi said Monday in a telephone interview. The shipments will eliminate an export bottleneck and allow for a revival in the nation’s crude production, he said. Elmagrabi said the agreement followed talks in Vienna since Sunday with Mustafa Sanalla, chairman of the rival NOC leadership based in the western city of Tripoli. “We agreed to keep the National Oil Corp. neutral, away from political conflicts,” Elmagrabi said. Libya, with Africa’s largest proven crude reserves, broke into two separately governed regions in late 2014, one centered around Tripoli […]