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The energy ministers of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have denied that there is any discussion of an increase in oil production by the "OPEC +" alliance, while stressing the continuation of the agreement until at the end of 2023.

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Hydrocarbon revenues for 2022 are expected to reach USD 37 billion, a record level since 2013. In a context of rising oil and gas prices, a 36% increase in revenues is expected in 2022 compared to 2021, while the average production fell from 1.18 mb/d to 1.02 mb/d due to the three months of oil blockade between April and July 2022.

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The oil blockade on six extraction fields between mid-April and mid-July 2022 led to a drop of 865,000 bpd in oil production and nearly 220 million m3 in natural gas production per day. The cost of these three months of blockage is estimated at around 3.5 billion USD.