مستقبل أسعار النفط و أثرها على السياسة الدولية في ضوء اتفاق اوبك

Abstract EN

OPEC countries' political systems are opposed to this, which makes them lose many opportunities to draw up an independent oil policy that is far from the influence of others.

Oil prices fluctuated for reasons beyond OPEC's control for many periods of time, sometimes to be happy and sad at other times.

The recent collapse of the oil markets on April 20, 2020 (Black Day) due to the Corona pandemic, the stagnation of the global economy, and the machine stopped working, all of these reasons pushed the oil-producing countries from inside and outside OPEC to conclude an agreement (OPEC +), led by the United States and Russia, to take harmonious decisions With OPEC's previous goals to reduce production, adhere to specific production quotas, and work jointly to avoid losses incurred by all producers.