Iraq asserts that expertise is a standard selection of the Secretary-General of the OPEC

Iraq asserts that expertise is a standard selection of the Secretary-General of the OPEC



11/19/13 / Range / Hamed Ahmed

 Iraq confirmed, yesterday, that "expertise" is the standard that should be based upon the election of the candidate for the post of Secretary General of OPEC, while expected to keep production of the organization at the same level during the ministerial meeting next, between the rate of Iraq's oil production during the year 2013 Current, amounted to 3.3 million barrels per day, emits about 2.5 million barrels per day. جاء  This came during a ministerial meeting of gas exporting countries held in the Iranian capital Tehran.


 He said Iraq's oil minister, Abdul Karim and coffee, in an interview with the agency (Shana) Iranian news agency, on the sidelines of the meeting of Ministers of the gas exporting countries held in the capital Tehran, seen by (range Press), said that "the standard that should be based upon the election of a candidate for the position of Secretary General of OPEC, is the extent of the expertise enjoyed by, "returned to" a very important technical standard for this position it is necessary to emphasize unlike the previous sessions. "

 In response to a question related to development of the global oil market, mention of coffee, that there is "a balance between global supply and demand, especially in the presence of enough oil to meet the market need," noting that "the current oil prices maintain appropriate levels satisfy the desire of producers and consumers."

The Iraqi oil minister, that "the roof of OPEC production will remain conservative at the same level without change during the ministerial meeting of the Organization, which will hopefully take place in December next," noting that "the rate of Iraq's oil production during the year 2013 the current, reached 3.3 million barrels per day, released about 2.5 million barrels per day. 

The Minister of Libyan oil Previously, Abdullah al-Badri, currently serves as Secretary-General of the Organization, as it remained in office for two terms, which give a period extending for one year in December 2012 the past, the failure of the organization to the election of the Secretary of a new, has asked him to stay for twelve months a new According to what he sees as some observers, and a decision will be made on the new Secretary during a meeting of members of the organization in the Austrian capital, Vienna, on the fourth of December.


 It was the largest oil producers in the organization, namely Saudi Arabia and Iraq, may forward their candidates for the position, as did Iran.


It was the fifteenth ministerial meeting of the Forum of Gas Exporting Countries (GECF), began in Tehran on Sunday, (the 17th of November 2013 present), to discuss issues of financial and administrative forum, and determine a budget for the year 2014 next, Secretariat's work program and report on the gas market , as well as discuss the election of the Secretary General of the Forum of Gas Exporting Countries.


The forum includes producing and exporting countries of the 13-member mainly gas are Iran, Algeria, Bolivia, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Russia, Trinidad and Tobago, Venezuela and the United Arab Emirates and Oman.
Participates Netherlands, Kazakhstan, Norway and Iraq as an observer member of the forum.


The forum was established producing and exporting countries for gas in 2001, on the initiative of Iran then included Iran, Qatar and Russia.

The Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Affairs, Hussein al-Shahristani, in (the 18 of December last 2012), that Iraq is looking forward to the arrival in 2017 to the production capacity of the Faculty at 9 - 10 million barrels of oil per day, while the report showed the International Atomic Energy Agency that Iraq will reach the production of six million barrels of oil per day by the year 2020, and it will not reach the level of production of eight million barrels per day, but by the year 2035.

Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Petroleum Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries that know Acronym OPEC OPEC, is a global organization comprising 12 countries rely on oil exports heavily to achieve their income.


The abbreviated name to OPEC and works OPEC members to increase revenues from the sale of oil in the world market, and have the Member States in this organization 40% of global output and 70% of the world's oil reserves, and was founded OPEC in Baghdad in 1960, by Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq , Kuwait and Venezuela, based in Vienna, and currently comprises Algeria, Angola, Ecuador, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates and Venezuela.

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