Strain of low oil prices at Gulf meetingUAE, Oman have different views on oil production at low prices; speaking separate, Saudi representative argues against volume cuts JON GAMBRELL Associated Press
On stage only a short time after the United Arab Emirates said it would increase its oil production despite low worldwide prices, the oil and gas minister of neighboring Oman didn’t pull any punches.
“This is (a) man-made crisis in our industry we have created. ... And I think all we’re doing is ir....
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