VOICED : Arabia Saudita no reducira su produccion petrolera

In an interview with France Press, Saudi Foreign Minister Adel Al-Hubeir stated that Saudi Arabia is not ready to cut oil production, emphasizing market forces will dictate oil policies. Saudi Arabia aims to protect its market share, while a production freeze was agreed upon with Russia, Venezuela, and Qatar. The oversupply since mid-2014 has led to a significant drop in oil prices. Al-Hubeir also discussed the Syrian conflict, prioritizing the fight against ISIS and expressing Saudi Arabia's interest in a potential ground invasion in Syria, though not speculating on regime change.

What is Saudi Arabia's position on cutting oil production?

• They have already cut production.

• They are not prepared to cut production.

• They are ready to cut production immediately.

• They will cut production if other countries do.

Which countries agreed to freeze oil production at January levels?

• Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, and Kuwait

• Saudi Arabia, Russia, Venezuela, and Qatar

• Venezuela, Qatar, Iran, and Kuwait

• Russia, Iran, Iraq, and Qatar

What was the impact of the excess oil supply identified since mid-2014?

• Oil prices dropped by 70%

• Oil prices increased by 30%

• Oil prices remained stable

• Oil prices increased by 70%

What is Saudi Arabia's priority in Syria according to the foreign minister?

• To establish a new government

• To fight against the Islamic State

• To focus on economic development

• To support the Assad regime

What has Saudi Arabia expressed a desire to do in Syria?

• Participate in a naval blockade

• Engage in a ground invasion

• Establish a no-fly zone

• Provide humanitarian aid