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UAE reviewing multilateral ties after OPEC exit
The United Arab Emirates is reassessing its role and contributions across multilateral organisations but is not considering any further
Summary
Once firm allies, Abu Dhabi and Riyadh have developed a simmering rivalry, clashing on issues from oil policy and regional geopolitics to the race for foreign talent and capital. The UAE is a regional business and financial hub and one of Washington's most important allies. It views the relationship with Israel as a lever for regional influence and a unique channel to Washington.-Reuters
What this story is about
People
- Suhail Mohammed Al Mazrouei
- Anwar Gargash
- Sheikh Yamani
- Donald Trump
Organisations
- OPEC6
- UAE5
- Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries2
- Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries2
- LNG2
- Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries
- Balanced and Forward-Looking ApproachThe UAE
- National Civil Aviation Administration
Places
- United Arab Emirates5
- Strait of Hormuz4
- United States4
- Iran4
- Saudi Arabia3
- Gulf3
- UAE3
- Middle East2
Keywords
- exit4
- oil3
- contributions
- organisations
- multilateral
- reassessing
- reviewing
- unsettled
- unusually
- withdraws
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