Fahad al-Ahmad al-Sabah

• Opec Plans to Cut Crude Production ; Output Will Be Scaled Back in Effort to Bolster Oil Prices

CAIRO, Egypt - OPEC will cut back on oil production early next year in a bid to stave off a further decline in the world price, Kuwait's oil minister said Thursday. The comments by Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al Sabah revealed what delegates to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries had agreed in informal discussions ahead of their formal meeting today.

• The Columbian
• December 10, 2004

• Kuwaiti Official: Opec Agrees to Cut Production

CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - OPEC will cut back on oil production early next year in a bid to stave off a further decline in the world price, Kuwait's oil minister said Thursday. The comments by Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al Sabah revealed what delegates to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries had agreed in informal discussions ahead of their formal meeting on Friday.

• Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
• December 10, 2004

• As Oil Prices Dip, Opec Looks to Curb Output

CAIRO, Egypt - OPEC will cut back on production early next year in a bid to stave off a further decline in the world price, Kuwait's oil minister said Thursday. The comments by Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al Sabah revealed what delegates to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries had agreed on in informal discussions ahead of their formal meeting today.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• December 10, 2004

• Opec Plans Early '05 Cut in Oil Production

CAIRO, Egypt -- OPEC will cut back on oil production early next year in a bid to stave off a further decline in the world price, Kuwait's oil minister said Thursday. The comments by Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al Sabah revealed what delegates to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries had agreed in informal discussions ahead of their formal meeting today.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• December 10, 2004

• Oil Prices Concern Opec ; Stable Markets, Adequate Supplies Needed, Cartel Says

VIENNA, Austria - Seeking to cool market sentiment, the head of OPEC on Sunday said the organization is "concerned" about stubbornly high prices that defy what he described as a well-supplied market and adequate crude stocks worldwide. The statement by Sheik Ahmad Fahad Al Ahmad Al Sabah, OPEC's president and secretary general, was issued as a clear attempt to dampen speculative buying that last weak briefly drove prices above $55 a barrel. Prices settled by week's end to above $53.

• The Columbian
• March 08, 2005

• Opec 'Concerned' About Stubborn Prices

VIENNA, Austria -- Seeking to cool market sentiment, the head of OPEC on Sunday said the organization is "concerned" about stubbornly high prices that defy what he described as a well-supplied market and adequate crude stocks worldwide. The statement by Sheik Ahmad Fahad Al Ahmad Al Sabah, OPEC's president and secretary general, was issued as a clear attempt to dampen speculative buying that last weak briefly drove prices above $55 a barrel. Prices settled by week's end to above $53.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• March 07, 2005

• Opec to Increase Production; 1-Million-Barrel-Per-Day Bump Is Viewed As More Symbolic Than Significant

VIENNA, Austria (AP) - OPEC will increase its oil production target by 1 million barrels per day later this year in a move widely viewed as more symbolic than significant, given that the cartel has been exceeding the new output limit since the beginning of the year. Kuwaiti Oil Minister Sheik Ahmad Fahad al-Ahmad al-Sabah said Wednesday the cartel agreed to the decision to raise output by nearly 4 percent, adding it would take effect Nov. 1.

• Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
• September 16, 2004

• Opec Discusses Oil Output

OPEC will cut back on oil production early next year in a bid to stave off a further decline in the world price, Kuwait's oil minister said Thursday. The comments by Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al Sabah revealed what delegates to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries had agreed in informal discussions ahead of their formal meeting today.

• Augusta Chronicle, The
• January 06, 2005

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... reveals that OPEC President Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah said "the market should be well ...

• Business Wire
• May 16, 2005

• New Haven Register
• January 17, 2008