The Libyan government has managed to resolve its oil crisis and all ports are in operation, the Libyan prime minister said from Washington. Libyan Prime Minister Abdullah al-Thinni met with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in Washington for the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit as his administration took steps to end a period of political change. The new parliament met for the first time Monday about 900 miles east of Tripoli, where pro-government forces are battling heavily armed militias. Thinni said he valued Washington’s role in helping bring stability to the region, including a decision to raid a vessel loaded with oil taken from rebel-held territory earlier this year. “As a result, the Libyan government has managed to solve the crisis of the oil,” he said in a statement Monday. “We have four oil ports that are able to export oil.” Data provided by the Platts energy news service show […]