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00:00OK, but as an American president today, you cannot get the two cases. At the same time, you are demanding environmental standards on companies and on production and reducing fossil fuel, but on the other hand, you are also demanding an increase in this production, I mean, how is this balanced?
00:20Sir.
00:22I think that the balance between the two things is taking place according to the time frame that we are looking at. It's obvious that he asked
00:34from OPEC to increase its production with its allies, i.e. OPEC as a classic.
00:41This matter happened before the November meeting and calls to address the problem
00:49gasoline prices rise and inflation increase at least in the short term .
00:55There was a later announcement about the fact that America, or this matter came to it after the announcement of America
01:03to release or release reserves
01:07Strategic. This matter came after OPEC refused to add any additional amount of oil above four hundred thousand
01:15After December. And turning away from fossil fuels is one thing
01:21will not happen within three or six months or three or six years, but we are talking about a process of transformation that will take decades, and therefore, the situation and the balance will happen through that. OPEC is
01:40almost the only body that has a productive capacity that allows it to increase production on a daily basis.
01:50America's oil sector can't do that. Even the shale oil sector
01:56which usually responds more quickly than
02:01Traditional oil companies. these companies need a few months to increase their production .
02:08This matter can be done by Saudi Arabia or a number of other countries in OPEC in just days.
02:17Well, we return to the point of oil policy today, I mean, oil since the emergence of many political problems. Oil plays the most important strategic commodity in the world
02:30in the coming period and with all what is happening in the transition to clean energy and others. In your opinion, will it create more tension with OPEC or OPEC countries? not
02:40which are considered, I mean, at least the Gulf countries, for example, allies
02:45of the United States of America
02:48in
02:49I do not think that this will lead to the tensions that people are talking about.