Abdullah
al-Badri,
current
secretary-general
of
the
oil
cartel,
made
the
comments
to
Reuters
as
Libya
persists
with
a
de
facto
oil
minister
but
little
in
the
way
of
regulation
for
its
National
Oil
Corporation.
"They
should
have
a
ministry.
If
you
have
a
contract
with
the
NOC,
you
need
someone
independent
to
supervise
it,"
al-Badri,
who
himself
used
to
be
Libya's
oil
minister,
told
the
news
wire
on
Wednesday.
Libya
used
to
have
an
oil
ministry
before
scrapping
it.
At
one
stage
former
NOC
chairman
Shokri
Ghanem
held
the
ministerial
post
but
reverted…
