Annex 6 Responsiveness table

Table showing level of responsiveness by Member States or Organizations to requests for information and/or visit from the Panel from 7 April 2017 until 15 July 2018

Member State or Organization	Number of letters sent	Requested info fully supplied	Info partially supplied	No answer / information not supplied	Request for visit
Belgium					Granted
Bulgaria
Chad					Granted
China
Comoros
Czech Republic
Djibouti
Egypt					Granted
Eritrea
Ethiopia					No response
France					Granted
Germany
Greece					Granted
India
Ireland
Italy					Granted
Jordan
Lebanon
Libya					Granted
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg					No response
Malta				1 (recent)
Marshall Islands
Netherlands					Granted
Niger					Granted
Nigeria
Oman
Palau
Panama
Qatar					Granted
Russian Federation
Spain					Granted
St Vincent and Grenadines
Sudan					Granted
Switzerland				1 (recent)	Granted
Syria
Tanzania
Tunisia					Granted
Turkey					Granted
Ukraine
United Arab Emirates					Granted
United Kingdom					Granted
United States					Granted
Yemen
African Union					No response
EU					Granted
EU NAVFOR					Granted
IAEA
IMO					Granted
World Customs Organization					Granted

 

 

Annex 7 Letter addressed by the Chairman of the National Oil Corporation to the Ambassador of Canada to Libya

Source: Confidential

Annex 8 Role of Ibrahim Jadran in the Oil Crescent

Estimation of the value of daily production losses due to the attack by Ibrahim Jadran forces against oil terminals

Source: The National Oil Corporation

25. The table above also provides an estimate of daily losses due to the shutdown of oil terminals, following the 14 June 2018 led Ibrahim Jadran.

26. The NOC evaluated the cost of actions, from 2013 onward, that led to an interruption of oil production and exports, and also of destruction and deterioration of oil infrastructure to be more than USD 56 billion. The armed group of Ibrahim Jadran is responsible for most actions conducted in the Oil Crescent.

27. Here are some examples of costs incurred due to acts by the armed group led by Ibrahim Jadran:

· Cost for Waha Oil: USD 13,981,791,320; Acts: Shutting down of the Oil Crescent ports by PFGs (Central Region) on the pretext of the alleged metering system in Es-sidra Port affiliated to Waha Oil Company and the declaration of Force Majeure; Dates: 28/7/2013 – 26/08/2014.

· Cost for Waha Oil: USD 125,195,000; Acts: Attack by Ibrahim Jadran against oil terminals on 14 June 2018; Dates: 15/06/2018 – 20/06/2018.

28. Jadran is under an arrest warrant by the Attorney General Office in Libya.