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- Date: Sunday, June 22, 2008
- Location: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
- Attended by: Representatives of 35 countries, 15 oil company executives and OPECGuardian Unlimited: Brown clashes with oil nations over causes of price surge (June 22, 2008)
- Saudi Arabia is the biggest exporter of oil in the world
- King Abdullah confirmed that Saudi Arabia would increase oil output
- King Abdullah called on the World Bank to institute a program to help countries in poverty face the rising cost of energy
- Gordon Brown called for commitments from oil producers for increased oil supply and urged improvements in developing alternative sources of energy
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On June 22, 2008, Saudi Arabia hosted a summit in Jeddah for customers and producers of oil to discuss the rising price of oil and to address the speculation that the country would increase oil production.
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