About Iraq, Libyan oil, oil of the Libyan National Oil Company

It seems that you do have a half-understanding, Canada and the United States belong to the North American Free Zone**. In a way, Canada is the same thing as the United States, wearing a trouser leg. In addition, the United States' own oil reserves are strategic reserves and are generally not easily used.

As for Iraq, as a state-owned enterprise, PetroChina's international competitiveness is by no means inferior to that of the oil giants of Britain and the United States. The purpose of the United States is to prop up and nurture a pro-Western regime, not a country that plays the opposite game with it. As for the military spending you mentioned, it is true that the two wars that the United States has fought in recent years, if the war in Afghanistan is still full of justice (in fact, bin Laden was originally supported by the Americans themselves to deal with the Soviet Union, which is called karma).

And what about Iraq? No matter how unbearable it is, you can't say that it is the birthplace of terrorism, and look at the reason for its attack on Iraq - it is of mass destruction**. Laughs: I think the United States has the most mass destruction in the world.

As for Libya, when did the UN authorize NATO air strikes against Libya? Which eye do you see? UN Resolution 1973 only agreed to establish a no-fly zone over Libya.

And what did NATO's air force do? Carry out ground support missions. This has long been contrary to the intent of the United Nations resolution.

My country's position on this issue is also clear, that is, non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries, which is our diplomatic principle. Do you know this?

Canada and the United States are good to wear a pair of pants (North American Common Defense Circle), Iraq is because the United States is trapped, and China wants to pull it. Lixin** is getting closer to the United States, the United States has achieved its goal, and how many times has the oil ** grown from 03? China is an oil importer.

Upstairs, but never made an effort to improve their lives? It's funny, in China, no matter how hard an honest person works, he can only eat 3 meals, and it's still poisonous. I can't afford to be sick, I can't afford to buy a house, I can't afford to support my old age, etc.

I'm abroad, and if an ordinary person is willing to work hard, he will have a house and a car, healthy food, and no worries about retirement and unemployment. If a country does not have a sound state system, no matter how hard it tries, people will not be treated fairly.

Libya is located on the Mediterranean coast of northern Africa, bordering Egypt, Sudan, Chad, Niger, Algeria and Tunisia, and is separated by sea from southern European countries to the north. It has a land area of 1.76 million square kilometers and a coastline of 1,900 kilometers. Libya is an important oil and gas producer in North Africa that emerged in the 60s of the 20th century, and its oil and gas production is mainly exported to Europe, especially Italy, Germany and Spain.

Libya enacted the Libyan Petroleum Law in 1955 and amended it twice in 1961 and 1965. After 1978, Libya nationalized its economy through economic measures such as workers' takeover of factories, universal ownership of land, and the abolition of private traders. Since 1987, economic policies have been gradually relaxed, partner enterprises have been encouraged, and private business has been allowed.

Libya is an important oil producer in North Africa. Exports of oil and its products account for more than 95 per cent of Libya's total export value. Oil is the lifeblood and main pillar of Libya's economy.

Since the discovery of oil in the 50s of the 20th century, oil extraction has developed rapidly, and the oil refining industry has also risen rapidly. At the beginning of 2003, oil reserves stood at 29.5 billion barrels and natural gas reserves at 46.4 trillion cubic feet. When Muammar Gaddafi came to power in 1969, nationalization established state control over the operations of foreign oil companies in Libya and expanded the state's power to participate in the oil industry.

Prior to March 1986, Libya had a Libyan Ministry of Petroleum in its ** organization, which was responsible for the production and sale of oil and gas throughout Libya. In the late 80s of the 20th century, with the wave of the formation of the National Oil Company, the Libyan Ministry of Oil was abolished, and the oil and gas management was taken care of by the Libyan National Oil Company, which became the leading decision-making body for formulating policies on oil and gas, and controlled two-thirds of the country's oil production.