Bob Dudley interview about BP in Libya

The transcript discusses BP's cautious approach to the political unrest in North Africa and the Middle East, particularly in Egypt and Libya. BP is monitoring the situation closely, ensuring the safety of its expatriate workers and operations. The company is committed to maintaining stability and energy production in the region, despite the ongoing turmoil. BP has not ruled out withdrawing from Libya but emphasizes the importance of gathering all information before making decisions.

What is the company's primary concern regarding its expatriate workers in Egypt?

• Their job satisfaction

• Their safety

• Their housing conditions

• Their financial stability

How does the company view the situation in Libya compared to Egypt?

• Libya is more stable than Egypt

• Egypt is more dangerous than Libya

• Both countries are equally violent

• The violence in Libya is of a different order

What is the company's current stance on withdrawing from Libya?

• They have decided to withdraw

• They have decided to stay

• They have no operations in Libya

• They are monitoring the situation before deciding

In which countries does the company have operations, as mentioned in the transcript?

• Algeria, Morocco, UAE, and Jordan

• Saudi Arabia, Egypt, UAE, and Jordan

• Algeria, Egypt, UAE, and Jordan

• Libya, Egypt, UAE, and Jordan

What is the company's approach to the changes in North Africa and the Middle East?

• To increase operations rapidly

• To remain committed and steady

• To change course quickly

• To withdraw immediately