-- 据多家媒体报道，阿联酋周二宣布将于5月1日起退出欧佩克和欧佩克+。 《海湾时报》报道称，阿联酋在对其国内生产政策以及当前和未来产能进行评估后，决定退出这个对油价影响巨大的组织。该组织每月召开会议，共同决定产量。 报道称，阿联酋退出欧佩克的其他原因还包括国家利益以及在当前地缘政治动荡时期满足市场迫切需求的承诺。 文章指出，阿联酋于1967年加入欧佩克，并在维护全球石油市场稳定和促进产油国之间的对话方面发挥了重要作用。 据媒体报道，阿联酋退出欧佩克后，将根据市场需求和状况，逐步稳步地提高产量。 阿联酋能源部长苏海尔·马兹鲁伊告诉路透社，政府在做出退出欧佩克的决定前没有与任何其他国家进行磋商。他表示，这项决定将赋予阿联酋更大的灵活性，使其能够调整能源产品的生产、储存和运输方式。已联系阿联酋能源部寻求置评。
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