WASHINGTON: US President Joe Biden and Saudi Arabia’s King Salman spoke on Wednesday about stabilising energy prices, the status of the Iranian nuclear talks and the war in Yemen.
Amid a surge in oil prices this year to around $90 a barrel, the two leaders “reiterated the United States’ and Saudi Arabia’s commitment to ensuring the stability of global energy supplies,” according to a White House statement.
A Saudi statement echoed that theme, saying the king “stressed the importance of maintaining balance and stability in the oil markets.” The king underscored “the role of the historic OPEC+ agreement in this regard, and the importance of maintaining the agreement,” it said.
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