The recent offshore oil and gas discovery in Pakistan’s maritime territory is being described as one of the world’s largest, with potential reserves large enough to radically change the nation’s economic and energy landscape. This discovery could alleviate Pakistan’s heavy reliance on imported energy, addressing one of the country’s primary economic pressures, while creating new opportunities for revenue, job growth, and industrial stability.

The interview with Mr Ali Al Ganzory, Chief Executive Officer, G&B Global Corp. highlights the company's vision for Libya's oil and gas sector, emphasizing partnerships, infrastructure, and strategic expansion. G&B aims to collaborate closely with Libyan entities to enhance the country’s export capabilities through joint ventures that introduce technical expertise, best practices, and investments in downstream and export projects. They see considerable opportunities in base oils and petrochemicals, focusing on local refining to reduce import dependency and diversify revenue streams. G&B supports initiatives like feasibility studies and market insights to drive Libya’s prominence in the regional petrochemical supply chain.

Cuba faces one of the most critical challenges in its recent history: an energy crisis that threatens its economy and the well-being of its people. This article examines the historical roots of these issues, tracing their evolution from the collapse of the Soviet Union to the present day. Understanding the factors that have contributed to this crisis is essential for grasping its broader implications for the Cuban economy and society.