qatari and saudi ministers discuss oil market stability
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Qatari and Saudi ministers discuss oil market stability

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Khalid Al-Faleh
Riyadh - WAM

Senior officials from Saudi Arabia and Qatar have met on the sidelines of the Saudi-Qatari Economic Forum to discuss mutual collaboration in the oil sector.

Saudi Minister of Energy, Industry and Mineral Resources, Khalid Al-Faleh, yesterday met with the Qatari Minister of Energy and Industry, Dr. Mohammed Al Sada, to discuss ways of strengthening mutual cooperation, and coordination between OPEC members to achieve stability in the international oil market.

The two ministers are participating in the forum which opened yesterday and runs until Wednesday at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Centre

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