OPEC is a group of oil-producing nations formed in 1960. It aims to coordinate oil policies, stabilize prices, and ensure a steady supply of oil. Members work together to control oil production and influence global prices, benefiting both producers and consumers. OPEC’s role is key in the global energy market, balancing production levels and promoting fair pricing to support economic stability for oil-exporting countries.
OPEC’s Secretary General, Haitham Al Ghais, has emphasized that there is no immediate peak in oil demand expected, citing demographic and economic trends as key factors driving continued global energy…