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U.S. Energy Secretary at Riyadh Oil Summit: Iran Seeks to Undermine Regional Energy Security
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U.S. Energy Secretary at Riyadh Oil Summit: Iran Seeks to Undermine Regional Energy Security

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By Khalij News Agency Editorial 2 min Read time 37,189

Chris Wright, U.S. Energy Secretary, emphasized the firm and ongoing support of the United States for Saudi Arabia in his video speech at the Global Oil Summit in Riyadh. He addressed the existing challenges in energy security and the importance of international cooperation at this summit.

Condemnation of Attacks on Saudi Arabia

The U.S. Energy Secretary condemned the "cowardly" attacks on Saudi Arabia and its infrastructure and citizens, stating that the United States stands with its allies and partners in the Gulf region. Wright expressed that cooperating with regional leaders in the current circumstances, where energy security faces unprecedented challenges, is a great honor for the United States.

Strengthening International Cooperation

He emphasized the importance of strengthening international cooperation to ensure the stability of energy supply in global markets and added that producing countries in the Gulf region must receive the necessary support to protect their citizens and economies. Wright referred to Iran's efforts to undermine the economies of the region and their energy security, calling it a concerning matter.

The U.S. Energy Secretary also pointed out the necessity of enhancing coordination between the United States and its partners to address the challenges threatening energy supply security and the stability of global energy markets. He noted that energy security is linked to technological security and international security, and current events highlight the importance of monitoring energy transfer flows and protecting the essential infrastructure for its transmission.

In conclusion, Wright stressed the need for closer cooperation between energy-producing and consuming countries, especially Gulf countries, stating that only through these collaborations can stability and security in the global energy market be achieved.

Source: mdeast.news