Opec members will meet Wednesday with key non-Opec producer Russia on the sidelines of the International Energy Forum in Algiers as hopes are fading a consensus could be reached to tackle a lingering supply glut.
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Saudi energy minister Khalid Al Falih, left, attends attends the International Energy Forum in Algiers. Mr Falih said record global stocks of oil had started to decline. Mohamed Messara / EPA -
Above, participants of the International Energy Forum in Algiers, Algeria. Mohamed Messara / EPA -
Ahmed Al Sharyan, general secretary of Bahrain's National Oil and Gas Authority, at the International Energy Forum in Algiers. Mohamed Messara / EPA -
Jonathan Elkind, the US Department of Energy’s assistant secretary for international affairs, attends the opening session of the International Energy Forum in Algiers. Ryad Kramdi / AFP -
Iranian oil minister Bijan Zanganeh attends the opening session of the International Energy Forum ministerial meeting in Algiers. Sidali Djarboub / AP Photo -
Noureddine Boutarfa, Algeria’s minister of energy, left, listens to Saudi energy minister Khalid Al Falih during the International Energy Forum ministerial meeting in Algiers. Sidali Djarboub / AP Photo -
Above, participants attend the opening session of the International Energy Forum in Algiers. Ryad Kramdi / AFP -
Mohammed Al Sada, Qatar's energy minister, attends the opening session of the International Energy Forum ministerial meeting in Algiers. Sidali Djarboub / AP Photo -
Energy ministers from Opec and other oil-producing countries attend the opening session of the International Energy Forum in Algiers, Algeria. Sidali Djarboub / AP Photo
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