BP oil company, said that this is the staff temporarily withdrawn its office in the Libyan capital unnecessary and Africa and Libya similar action by the British Foreign Office.
BP spokesman David Nicholas said the move was "precautionary measures", from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He would not say how many employees will be affected, but stressed that the office in Tripoli remains open.
The British Foreign Office said on Friday that it was temporarily withdrawn some staff from the embassy in Tripoli in recent political turmoil.
The militia stormed surrounded by government buildings in recent weeks in Tripoli and rallies to protest against violence by armed groups has ended.
BP in Libya limited existence, it has a long-term contract for exploration, but not engaged in any business.
 
 



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