Secondly, we need to invest more in infrastructure. Third, we need to have a constant producer -consumer dialogue. Those seem to be general principles that I sensed in the first session of work. Well, we believe that at the very least we need to maintain current production levels. At the same time, we do think that the world needs more oil on the market.
Specialized reports say that there are bottlenecks in the major markets of the consumer nations.
First of all, nobody is entirely to blame for the high oil process. We aren't here to assess blame on anybody. In fact, OPEC's four production increases, which have totaled nearly 4 million barrels per day, have been positive steps, but they haven't reduced oil prices significantly. What we need are other factors contributing to improve the situation and stabilize prices. You mentioned that you think that the world needs more oil.