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Nigeria’s Muhammed Barkindo Becomes OPEC Scribe
Nigeria’s Mohammed Barkindo will serve as the Secretary General of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), for the next three years.
The cartel’s oil ministers announced this in Vienna on Thursday. Barkindo is to succeed long-time incumbent Abdalla El-Badri of Libya from August.
The 13-country group did not reach a decision on limiting its oil output.
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