Hamid Bourd, the Acting Minister of Oil of Iran, today (Monday, October 25) met with the energy ministers of various countries after the twenty-eighth ministerial meeting of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF). This meeting was attended by the energy ministers of Russia, Azerbaijan, Venezuela, Qatar, Libya, and Senegal.
Details of the Ministerial Meeting
In this meeting, Hamid Bourd discussed with Sergey Tsiolkov, the Minister of Energy of Russia, Parviz Shahbazov, the Minister of Energy of Azerbaijan, Paula Henao, the Minister of Oil of Venezuela, Saad bin Sherida Al-Kaabi, the Minister of Energy of Qatar, Khalifa Rajab Abdulsadiq, the Minister of Oil and Gas of Libya, and Abdulrahman Diouf, the Minister of Oil and Energy of Senegal.
This meeting was held to strengthen bilateral cooperation in the energy sector and to discuss the challenges and opportunities in the global gas market. The ministers emphasized the importance of international cooperation and the need for joint strategies to address energy challenges.
Consequences and Future Goals
Hamid Bourd reviewed the capacities of Iran's gas fields in this meeting and announced that the country, with a production capacity of 100 million cubic meters of gas per day, is ready to cooperate with gas-producing countries. He also emphasized the importance of maintaining the stability of global gas prices and the effort to create new agreements among producing countries.
The Minister of Energy of Russia, Sergey Tsiolkov, also elaborated on the current state of the gas market and appreciated Iran's efforts in developing gas fields and its role in global energy supply. These meetings reflect the serious determination of countries to cooperate in the energy sector and to create suitable platforms for investment and technology exchange.
