-- （第二段更新了阿布達比國家石油公司執行長的確認資訊。） 阿聯酋通訊社週二發表聲明稱，阿拉伯聯合大公國將於5月1日退出石油輸出國組織（歐佩克）和歐佩克+。 阿聯酋國家石油公司（ADNOC）執行長兼工業和先進技術部長蘇爾坦·賈比爾在X網站上發文稱，阿聯酋做出了符合其長期能源戰略、實際產能和國家利益的主權選擇，同時也考慮了全球能源市場的穩定。 能源和基礎設施部長蘇海爾·馬茲魯伊週二在X網站上發文稱，這一決定體現了阿聯酋的長期願景和充滿活力的能源結構，包括對國內能源生產的投資。 根據阿聯酋通訊社報道，退出歐佩克+後，阿聯酋將根據市場需求逐步增加產量，並繼續與合作夥伴共同推動經濟成長和多元化。 阿聯酋能源部、沙烏地阿拉伯能源部、歐佩克和國際能源署均未立即回應的置評請求。
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