Libya’s eastern administration said on Thursday it had lifted a month-long oil production and exports blockade over a central bank dispute. The move comes days after new leadership for the bank was named under a UN-backed deal. The Benghazi-based administration, which controls most of Libya’s oilfields, said in a Facebook post it was “lifting the force majeure on all oil fields and resuming production and exports”. The National Oil Corporation said in a statement that it would resume production at the Sharara and El-Feel oil fields and export shipments from Es Sider, the country’s largest port…