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UAE’s Exit from OPEC: Strategic Sovereignty, Energy Transition, and the Future of Global Oil Governance
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UAE’s Exit from OPEC: Strategic Sovereignty, Energy Transition, and the Future of Global Oil Governance

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UAE’s Exit from OPEC: Strategic Sovereignty, Energy Transition, and the Future of Global Oil Governance

The global energy landscape is undergoing a profound transformation. This report examines the strategic drivers behind the UAE’s decision to exit OPEC, its implications for Gulf geopolitics, evolving energy markets, and the future of global oil governance.

The study also explores how energy transition, economic diversification, and shifting geopolitical alignments are reshaping the international energy order.

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