UAE committed to OPEC+ pact

WAM

The UAE has reiterated its commitment to the OPEC+ agreement and its current mechanism for adjusting monthly production.

Minister of Energy and Infrastructure, Suhail Al Mazrouei told news agency WAM that the UAE believes in the value the OPEC+ pact brings to the world oil market.

He also added that it has not agreed to raise output individually outside the OPEC+ framework.

The Vienna-based OPEC had earlier praised the UAE's efforts to maintain consensus among the group's members on all issues related to the global oil market as well as the support it provides that takes into account the interests of producers and consumers alike.

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