Malaysia maintains oil production quota for 2026, says Akmal

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Malaysia will maintain its petroleum production quota under the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies (Opec+) for 2026, as previously agreed, says Economy Minister Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir.  He said the decision provides certainty for the country to proceed with its planned oil and gas activities despite ongoing challenges in the global energy market.  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:01What about OPEC? What about OPEC? What about what you were talking about?

00:05We were talking about OPEC as OPEC Plus in the past year, which was in Vienna, Australia

00:15What about what we were talking about is that first, we have a commitment to OPEC

00:26and we were aware that the Kota for the year 2026 didn't fall in the past year

00:35It gave us a commitment to countries such as Malaysia to make the activity of oil and gas

00:42in the past year in the past year

00:45in the past year, although we were facing a crisis of power

00:51The second thing is that in 2020, the OPEC is currently being called Maximum Sustainable

01:05Cooperation to make sure that all Kota Negara are in the same way

01:11through a more specific study

01:14and for the country, we have agreed to give us a commitment to the study

01:21so that Malaysia will continue to keep up with the level of Kota

01:27and that is what we have in the same way

01:30and that is what we have in the same way

01:34So, Alhamdulillah, commitment to OPEC is well

01:39to ensure the stability of the OPEC

01:43even though it is in the issue of the crisis of Kota

01:47so that is how we do the history of course

01:48and you can continue after a full penalty,

01:48up until the public is coming in the same way

01:49currently we need to achieve better

01:59time of mathematics

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