Qatar's Energy Diplomacy: Crisis Talks Amid Regional Tensions

Qatar is engaged in crisis talks with major energy companies following Israeli strikes on Iran's gas field, shared with Qatar. Saad Al Kaabi, CEO of QatarEnergy, is urging companies to alert Western governments about potential threats to the global gas supply, which constitutes 20% from Qatar.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 20-06-2025 19:15 IST | Created: 20-06-2025 19:15 IST
Qatar's Energy Diplomacy: Crisis Talks Amid Regional Tensions
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Qatar has called for urgent discussions with energy giants as Israeli strikes target Iran's gas field shared with Qatar, raising alarms over potential disruptions in global gas supply. Saad Al Kaabi, CEO of QatarEnergy, is urging companies to warn the U.S., British, and European governments of the risks involved.

An interruption to Qatar's liquefied natural gas operations could impact around 20% of the global supply. QatarEnergy is ensuring that international authorities are aware of the serious implications of escalating tensions on gas production and supply security.

Discussions in Doha also involved ambassadors from countries with stakes in the North Field expansion project, signaling the urgency of maintaining stability. No interruptions have been reported yet, and LNG exports from Qatar remain on schedule.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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