Algeria Lebanon: Watch the departure of the tanker Ain Akker loaded with fuel towards Lebanon

Ain Akker carrying fuel heads towards Lebanon. Sonatrake announced that the departure of the ship Ain Eker, loaded with fuel, towards Lebanon, would take place this evening. The tanker will initially be loaded with a first cargo estimated at 30,000 tonnes of fuel, indicates a press release from the Sonatrake group. As a reminder, this operation, adds the company press release, is part of the instructions of the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune. who ordered the supply of brotherly Lebanon with the quantities of fuel necessary for the operation of power plants, and for the restoration of power plants. electricity in the country, which embodies the relations of solidarity and fraternity between the two countries. Sonatrake has prepared the first delivery of fuel, to save Lebanon from the electricity crisis. which worsened after the exhaustion of diesel stocks in power plants. The operation aims to support Lebanon in difficult circumstances, by immediately providing quantities of fuel, in order to operate power plants and restore electricity to the country. Lebanese Energy Minister Walid Fayyad welcomed Algeria's position aimed at supporting Lebanon. by ensuring part of its fuel needs, to resolve the power outage crisis. declaring: We agree with the Algerians on the controls and standards of the donation, that is to say the quantity and quality that we need. two types, on the one hand, red diesel for Deir Ammar and Al-Zahrani, and on the other hand, We need fuel oil for the Zouk and Jiyeh factories.