UAE energy minister says leaving OPEC gives flexibility, no direct consultations including with Saudi Arabia
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DUBAI, April 28 (Reuters) - UAE Energy Minister told Reuters on Tuesday that leaving OPEC and OPEC+ gives the United Arab Emirates flexibility as it has no obligations under the group, and says the country did not directly consult others, including Saudi Arabia, before the decision.
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