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2017
Equatorial Guinea says has crucial Saudi support for Opec membership bidBy:OIL Africa's third-biggest oil producer Equatorial Guinea said on Thursday it had crucial support from Saudi Arabia for its bid to become a member of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec). The country also said in a statement it would stick to commitments to cut oil production by 12 000 bbl/d.
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