OPEC expects non-OPEC producers to help prevent oversupply

OPEC expects non-OPEC producers to help prevent oversupply

VIENNA, Austria - OPEC President Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah speaks in an interview with Kyodo News and some other media organizations in Vienna on July 31. Al Attiyah said he is confident that OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers such as Russia will cooperate to prevent oversupply when Iraq's oil output returns to normal. (Kyodo)

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