Saad Al-Kaabi reaffirms Qatar’s commitment to remain a reliable global energy supplier.
Al-Kaabi stressed Qatar’s commitment to strengthening long-term cooperation with the European Union to ensure the stability and security of global energy supplies.
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His Excellency Saad bin Sherida Al‑Kaabi, Minister of State for Energy Affairs, reaffirmed Qatar’s commitment to remain a reliable global energy supplier.

This came during a virtual meeting with Ditte Juul Jørgensen, Director-General for Energy at the European Commission, where the two sides reviewed the impact of the ongoing regional conflict on the global energy industry and discussed ways to ensure the security of energy supplies.

Al-Kaabi stressed Qatar’s commitment to maintaining its role as a dependable energy supplier and expressed his aspiration to continue and strengthen long-term cooperation with the European Union in the energy sector.

For her part, Jørgensen expressed the European Union’s solidarity with Qatar amid current regional tensions, emphasizing the importance the EU places on the stability and security of global energy supplies.

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