Algiers – Naftal, the national company for the marketing and distribution of petroleum products, has called on its contracted fuel and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) transporters to immediately resume supplying and distributing products across the country. The state-owned company issued a stern warning, indicating that failure to comply with this directive could result in the termination of their contracts and potential legal action.
The call to resume operations comes amid concerns about potential disruptions to the fuel supply chain. Naftal emphasized the importance of maintaining a consistent and reliable distribution network to meet the energy needs of the Algerian population and economy. The company reiterated its commitment to ensuring a stable supply of fuel and LPG throughout the national territory.
“We urge all our contracted transporters to fulfill their contractual obligations and resume their activities without delay,” a Naftal spokesperson stated. “Any failure to do so will be considered a breach of contract and will be met with appropriate measures, including contract termination and potential legal proceedings.”
Naftal’s warning underscores the government’s determination to prevent any disruptions to the supply of essential petroleum products. The company has assured the public that it is taking all necessary steps to ensure the continued availability of fuel and LPG across the country. The resumption of transport activities is considered crucial to maintaining this stability.
The company remains open to dialogue with its transporters to address any concerns or challenges they may be facing. However, Naftal has made it clear that the priority is to ensure the uninterrupted supply of fuel to the Algerian people. The company expects its partners to act responsibly and in accordance with their contractual commitments.
