And will receive Prats Secretary General of OPEC in the coming days

president PetrobrasJean-Paul Pratis, is scheduled to be visited in the next few days by the Secretary-General of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Haitan Al-Ghais. The invitation was made by the Brazilian during the eighth international OPEC symposium held last week in Vienna, Austria. It was the first time that a Petrobras chairman participated in the event, which brings together CEOs from the world’s largest oil companies.

Posted by Prates video On social networks, he appeared alongside Haitan Al Ghais at the event. The Secretary General of OPEC was born in Kuwait, and lived in Brazil for about six years, where he was the son of a diplomat. He stated that he considers himselfhalf brazilianand that he will visit the CEO of Petrobras in Brazil forIncrease cooperationbetween the company and the entity.

In a speech at the OPEC event, the Petrobras president advocated preserving activities with the least impact on the environment and said that he considers it necessary to mobilize resources to encourage change in the energy transition. He also mentioned that it is important to take into account the specificities of regions, markets and companies.

“There is only one certainty today between state communities and national oil-exporting states: We are in times of inevitable transition that will cost everyone much more in terms of decarbonisation and reinvigoration/reinvigoration, than starting to invest in other sources. Companies face the dual challenge of replenishing reserves and producing hydrocarbons, while transforming themselves into energy companies and investing in new sources. All this while being undeniably careful to leave no one behind – neither workers nor consumers.Prats said at the symposium.

OPEC was established in 1960 in Baghdad (Iraq) to confront 7 companies that monopolized the oil market around the world. The aim of the group, currently made up of Saudi Arabia, Iran, Kuwait, Venezuela, Iraq, Algeria, Ecuador, Gabon, Indonesia, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, is to unite the efforts and productive capabilities of these. countries to determine the product in the market.