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Saudi, UAE Join Japan-Led Push to Bolster Asian Oil Buffers

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By Kanoko Matsuyama Verified, Cliff Venzon Verified, Neil Jerome Morales Verified
| Hart Energy Verified
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サウジとUAE、アジアの石油供給・備蓄強化に協力へ－AZEC会合

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By Cliff Venzon Verified, Neil Jerome Morales Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
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Saudi, UAE Join Japan-Led Push to Bolster Asian Oil Buffers

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By Cliff Venzon Verified, Neil Jerome Morales Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Photographer: Toru Hanai/Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates will support a Japanese initiative to bolster oil supplies in Southeast Asia after war-driven disruptions heightened concerns over energy security.
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