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The Secretary General of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) affirms that there are currently no developments in supply or market dynamics that warrant unnecessary measures.
Today’s statement in social media by the IEA executive director regarding current market conditions and potential use of oil emergency stocks, raises false alarms and projects a sense of market fear through repeating the unnecessary need to potentially use oil emergency stocks.
Similar assessments made in previous cases, most recently in 2022, contributed to higher market volatility and led to premature stock releases that ultimately proved unnecessary. It is crucial that commentary on market conditions be grounded in verified data and sound analysis, especially during sensitive geopolitical situations.
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Happy #AfricaDay from the OPEC Family.
Africa is home to six of our Member Countries, and we are proud of their leadership role and their contributions.

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In a special event held today at the OPEC Secretariat, OPEC Secretary General HE Haitham Al Ghais congratulated OPEC’s Research Division staff for their excellent work and outstanding achievements over the past year. “You provide the data, crunch the numbers and develop the expert analysis that is the fulcrum of everything our Organization does," the Secretary General said.
OPEC’s Research Division is equipped with highly competent professionals with top tier academic and professional qualifications and hail from different countries from around the world. The Research Division has been fully committed to fulfilling the mission and objectives of the Organization and its Member Countries for over six decades. Its key flagship research publications are the Monthly Oil Market Report (MOMR), the World Oil Outlook (WOO) and the Annual Statistical Bulletin (ASB) among many others.
The OPEC Secretary General added that the governing bodies of the Organization, including the Ministerial Conference, fully support the excellent work undertaken by the Research Division.




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The #GECF congratulates the leadership and people of Equatorial Guinea 🇬🇶 on the occasion of their Independence Day and extends the warmest wishes for continued #peace, #prosperity, and #happiness.
#EquatorialGuinea #IndependenceDay

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Happy #NationalDay, Equatorial Guinea! The #OPEC Family wishes the leadership and people of Equatorial Guinea prosperity and success.

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Fifth High-Level Meeting of the OPEC-GECF Energy Dialogue highlights the importance of oil and gas for prosperity and progress
Vienna, Austria, 10 October 2024 [Joint Communique]. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) held the Fifth High-Level Meeting of the OPEC-GECF Energy Dialogue on Thursday, 10 October 2024, via videoconference.
The Meeting was co-chaired by HE Haitham Al Ghais, OPEC Secretary General, and HE Eng. Mohamed Hamel, GECF Secretary General.
In his remarks, HE Al Ghais highlighted the vital role that oil and gas play in supporting prosperity and progress for all humans, noting that petroleum and petroleum-derived products are essential for almost every aspect of life. “Life without oil and gas is unimaginable,” he stated.
HE Al Ghais pointed out that the combined share of oil and gas in the energy mix will remain above 53% in 2050, underscoring the critical need for adequate and timely investment to ensure that supply meets demand. “For oil alone, total investment requirements to 2050 are estimated at $17.4 trillion, or around $640 billion per year on average,” he added. HE Al Ghais, in his remarks, also underlined the importance and value of the ongoing dialogue and collaboration between OPEC and the GECF. “These energy realities remind us why the work of our two organizations is so essential and why cooperation between us is so important,” he stated.
HE Eng. Mohamed Hamel emphasized the strong partnership between GECF and OPEC, which has been demonstrated through a series of collaborative initiatives. Both organizations have made significant strides in data exchange and joint participation in global energy forums. This partnership is vital in navigating the evolving energy landscape and addressing the complexities of today’s energy markets.
HE Eng. Mohamed Hamel also highlighted the enduring role of natural gas and oil in the future global energy mix. "The GECF’s Global Gas Outlook projects that global primary energy demand will increase by 20%, with natural gas demand expected to rise by 34% by 2050," he stated. This underscores the continued importance of natural gas for sustainable development, energy access and sustainability. He also underlined that “natural gas is more than just a fuel; it is an essential feedstock in the production of fertilisers and contributes to ensuring global food security.”
During the meeting, parties discussed issues related to sustainable development, energy poverty, clean cooking solutions, technology, investment, energy security, data transparency, and knowledge exchange. They discussed short to long term energy outlooks and the related uncertainties, challenges and opportunities, as well as the upcoming multilateral negotiations.
The Meeting highlighted the significance of cooperation at the technical and research level, and noted the positive outcome of the Sixth Technical Meeting of the OPEC-GECF Energy Dialogue held on 3 October 2024. It was agreed to hold the Sixth High-level Meeting of the OPEC-GECF Energy Dialogue in 2025 in the GECF Headquarters in Doha, the State of Qatar.
#OPEC #GECF #5th #HighLevel #EnergyDialogue

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A nice response from #OPEC Sec. Gen. Al-Ghais after being interrupted during his speech in Brazil:
“What I love when I’m in Brazil is the energy of this country,”

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At the sidelines of the 141st Meeting of #OPEC’s Economic Commission Board (ECB), #OPEC SG HE #HaithamAlGhais and the National Representatives of #OPEC Member Countries to the ECB honored two long standing members of ECB who served on the ECB for many years with distinction namely Dr. Achraf Benhassine of Algeria (8 years) and Mr. Salem Hareb Al Mehairi of the UAE (11 years).




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#OPEC SG HE #HaithamAlGhais, officials from countries participating in the CoC, #OPEC Secretariat’s senior management and a number of international experts participated in the 15th Technical Meeting of OPEC and non-OPEC countries participating in the Charter of Cooperation (CoC).
In his remarks during the event, HE Al Ghais highlighted that “OPEC, DoC, and CoC are all vital components of the global energy future”, noting that today’s gathering, which is now in its 15th iteration, has become over the years “a highly valuable meeting and an integral part of the ongoing Charter of Cooperation framework. Furthermore, HE Al Ghais stressed that “investment must be an industry priority if we how to maintain security of supply and avoid unwanted volatility in the years ahead”.



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