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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group

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To: carranza2 who wrote (23680)4/6/2002 10:57:41 AM
From: DrGrabow  Read Replies (2) of 281500
 
Once the Russian oil industry builds up its production, we will see the influence of Middle Eastern producers like the Saudis wane.

Couldn't agree with you more. Oil production in Russia will change the political landscape worldwide specifically in the Middle East. Russia did enter into an agreement with OPEC about reducing their output until June of this year. Once that 'agreement' is passed I expect Russia to crank up the oil machine in order to modernize their infrastructure.

After weeks of arm-twisting, the non-OPEC total came up short with only 462,500 barrels per day (500,000 was the goal).
rferl.org

Russia and OPEC: Aiming for higher stakes
By Mayra Rodriguez Valladares

06-03-02 "Russia's cooperation is crucial for a stable oil market... [We] hope Russia and other non-OPEC producers will continue to cooperate." United Arab Emirates Minister for Petroleum and Mineral Resources Obeid bin Saif Al Nasiri made this subtle plea on February 19 at the recent International Symposium on Energy Development in the Gulf.
gasandoil.com

I'm sure the Saudi monarchy is eyeing Russia in that their increased oil production will eventually bring about their downfall thereby installing a fundamentalist government. Economics brings about revolutions?
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