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164th Ordinary Meeting of the ConferenceOPEC Secretariat, Helferstorferstrasse 17, Vienna, Austria

4 December 2013

10:00 hrs. Opening Session Attendance: All OPEC Heads of Delegation and Delegates

12:00 hrs. Closed Session Attendance: All OPEC Heads of Delegation and the Secretary General

16:00 hrs. Press Conference Given by the President of the OPEC Conference and the Secretary General

TENTATIVE PROGRAMME

Note: All events will take place at the OPEC Secretariat.

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Founder Members Year of accession

Islamic Republic of Iran 1960

Iraq “

Kuwait “

Saudi Arabia “

Venezuela “

Full Members

Qatar 1961

Libya 1962

United Arab Emirates 1967

Algeria 1969

Nigeria 1971

Ecuador 1973

Angola 2007

* Ecuador suspended its membership in December 1992 and reactivated it in October 2007.

NB:Indonesia, which became a Full Member in 1962, suspended its membership in December 2008.Gabon, which became a Full Member in 1975, terminated its membership with effect from 1 January 1995.

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MEMBERS OF OPEC

The OPEC Statute stipulates that ‘any country with a substantial net export of crude petroleum, which

has fundamentally similar interests to those of Member Countries, may become a Full Member of the

Organization, if accepted by a majority of three-fourths of Full Members, including the concurring votes

of all Founder Members’. The Statute further distinguishes between three categories of Membership:

Founder Member, Full Member and Associate Member. Founder Members of the Organization are those

countries which were represented at the OPEC First Conference, held in Baghdad, and which signed the

original agreement establishing OPEC. Full Members are the Founder Members, plus those countries

whose applications for Membership have been accepted by the Conference. An Associate Member is

a country which does not qualify for full membership, but which is nevertheless admitted under such

special conditions as may be prescribed by the Conference. The Organization now has 12 Member

Countries. They are listed below with their years of accession.

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ALGERIADr Youcef YousfiMinister of Energy and Mines

Area: 2,382,000 sq kmCapital: Algiers

Official language: ArabicJoined OPEC: 1969

National Oil Company: SonatrachWebsite: www.sonatrach-dz.com

Tel: +213 21 54 80 11+213 21 54 70 00

Fax: +213 2154 77 00

Family name: Yousfi

First name: Youcef

Date of birth: 1941

Education: PhD in Physics, University of Nancy, France Chemical Engineer, Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Industries Chimiques,

Nancy, France Diploma in Economics

Posts held: Lecturer and then professor of chemical engineering, University of Algiers (USTHB), Algeria 1973–78

Advisor, Ministry of Energy and Industry, 1973–78 Vice President in Charge of Marketing, National Oil Company, Sonatrach,

Algeria, 1979 Director General (CEO), Sonatrach, 1985 President of the Board, State Holding for “Mines, Hydrocarbons et

Hydraulics”, 1988 Director, Office of the President of the Republic, Republic of Algeria, 1996 Elected as Member of the National Popular Assembly (Parliament), 1997 Minister of Energy and Mines, 1997–99 President of the OPEC Conference, 1998–99 Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1999–2000 Minister Delegate, Office of the Prime Minister, 2000–01 Ambassador to Ottawa, Canada, 2001–05 Permanent Representative of Algeria to the UN, New York (USA), 2006–08 Ambassador to Tunisia, 2008–10 Minister of Energy and Mines, June 2010 to date

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ANGOLAEng. José MariaBotelho de VasconcelosMinister of Petroleum

Area: 1,246,700 sq kmCapital: Luanda

Official language: PortugueseJoined OPEC: 2007NOC: Sonangol Ltd

www.sonangol.co.aoTel: +244 222 395 579Fax: +244 222 391 915

Family name: Botelho de Vasconcelos

First name: José Maria

Country of birth: Angola

Posts held: Technical Electrical Engineer, Industrial Technology Institute of Luanda, 1974 Engineer Maintenance Technician, Cabinda Gulf Oil Company, 1974–76 Marketing of Derivatives of Petroleum, Belgium, 1976 Deputy Inspector of the Directorate of Technical Fina Petroleum, National

Directorate of Petroleum Marketing, 1977–79 Lubrication and Application of Lubricants, Shell France, 1981 Strategic Planning for Executives in the Oil Industry, London, England, 1998 Chairman of the Committee of SADC Ministers of Energy, SADC National

Committee, 1999–2000 Minister of Petroleum, 1999–2002 Minister of Energy and Water, 2002–08 Minister of Petroleum, October 2008 to date

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ECUADOR

Area: 256,370 sq kmCapital: Quito

Official language: SpanishJoined OPEC: 1973

Suspended membership: Dec 1992–Oct 2007NOC: Petroecuador

www.petroecuador.com.ecTel: +593 2 222 9063Fax: +593 256 9738

Eng. Pedro Merizalde-PavónMinisterof Non-Renewable Natural Resources

Family name: Merizalde-Pavón

First & middle name: Pedro Kleber

Date of birth: 11 April 1952

Education: Petroleum Engineer, Universidad Central del Ecuador, Quito, Ecuador MBA, Escuela Politécnica del Ejercito, Quito, Ecuador

Posts held: Corrosion Engineer, Maintenance Supervisor, Superintendent of Operations and Maintenance of SOTE, Texaco Petroleum Co., 1977–91

Pipeline manager, Petroecudor, 1991–96 Engineering Chief, Osensa, S.A. (Colombia), 1996-–97 Consultant, Engineering Corps of the Army, 1998–99 Consultant, Azul (Oil Services Company), 1999–2000 Construction Manager of Amazonas and Cayagama pumping stations,

Operational Manager of Esmeraldas Maritime Terminal, Heavy Crude Oil Pipeline, OCP, 2001–03

Engineering Manager, OXXO, 2004–06 President of the Board of Directors of EmelSucumbios and Member of the

Board of Termoesmeraldas, Solidarity Fund of Ecuador, March–December 2007 Executive Officer, CNEL Sucumbios Regional Electric company, January

2008–January 2010 Oil Pipeline Specialist, Hydroelectric Project, Coca Codo Sinclair, January–

October 2010 Ministerial Oil Advisor, Coordination Ministry for Strategic Sectors, October

2011–July 2011 Chief Executive Officer, Pacific Refinery Project, July 2011–May 2013 Minister of Non-Renewable Natural Resources, April 2013 to date

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IR IRAN

Area: 1,648,000 sq kmCapital: Tehran

Official language: FarsiJoined OPEC: Founder Member

NOC: National Iranian Oil Company http://en.nioc.ir

Tel: +98 21 88 94 67 37

Eng. Bijan Namdar ZangenehMinister of Petroleum

Family name: Namdar Zangeneh

First name: Bijan

Date of birth: 1952

Education: Masters Degree in Civil Engineering, University of Tehran, 1977

Posts held: Deputy Minister, Cultural Affairs, Ministry of Islamic Guidance, 1981–83 Member of the Central Council of Jehad Sazandegi (Construction Jehad),

1982–83 Member of the Economic Council, 1981–2004 Member of the National Expediency Assembly, 1997–2011 Minister of Jehad Sazandegi, 1983–88 Minister of Energy, 1988–97 Minister of Petroleum, 1997–2005 Minister of Petroleum, August 2013 to date

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Area: 438,000 sq kmCapital: Baghdad

Official language: ArabicJoined OPEC: Founder MemberNOC: Iraq National Oil Company

www.somooil.gov.iqFax: +964 1 772 6574, +964 1 774 27 97

Abdul-Kareem Luaibi BahedhMinister of Oil

IRAQ

Family name: Bahedh

First name: Abdul-Kareem Luaibi

Date of birth: 1959

Place of birth: Baghdad, Iraq

Education: BSc in Petroleum Engineering, College of Engineering, Baghdad University, Iraq, 1982

Posts held: Assistant Engineer, South Oil Company, 1982–89 Engineer, South Oil Company, 1989–93 Senior Engineer, Midland Refineries Company, 1993–98 Chief Engineer, Technical Department, Ministry of Oil, 1998–2004 Director of Chemical Materials, Technical Department, Ministry of Oil, 2004–06 Assistant Director General, Technical Department, Ministry of Oil, 2006–07 Inspector General, Ministry of Oil, 2007–09 Deputy Minister of Oil for Upstream Operations, 2009–10 Minister of Oil, December 2010 to date

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Area: 18,000 sq kmCapital: Kuwait City

Official language: ArabicJoined OPEC: Founder Member

NOC: Kuwait Petroleum Corporationwww.kpc.com.kw

Tel: +965 1 85 85 85Fax: +965 24 99 49 91

KUWAIT

Family name: Al-Shamali

First name: Mustafa Jassim Mohammad

Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Commerce and Business Administration, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt

Posts held: Head of Arab Affairs Sections, Ministry of Trade and Commerce, 1968–75 Manager of Economic Cooperation Department, Ministry of Finance, 1975–82 Private business, 1982–84 Manager, Ministry of Finance, 1985–86 Assistant Undersecretary, Ministry of Finance, 1986–2005 Undersecretary, Ministry of Finance, 2005–06 Minister of Finance, October 2007–December 2011 Minister of Finance and Minister of Health, December 2011–February 2012 Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, February–July 2012 Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, December 2012–May 2013 Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Finance and Acting Minister of Oil, May 2013 to September 2013

Mustafa Jassim Mohammad Al-ShamaliDeputy Prime Minister and Minister of Oil,Chairman of Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, President of the OPEC Conference

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Area: 1,760,000 sq kmCapital: Tripoli

Official language: ArabicJoined OPEC: 1962

NOC: National Oil Corporationhttp://en.noclibya.com.ly

Tel: +218 21 44 46 181

Dr Abdel Bari Ali Al-ArousiMinister of Oil and Gasand Alternate President of the OPEC Conference

LIBYA

Family name: Al-Arousi

First name: Abdel Bari Ali

Date of birth: 1961

Place of birth: Zawiya, Libya

Education: PhD, Engineering and Corrosion Science, 1992

Posts held: Corrosion Engineer, Sirte Oil Company, September 1982–August 1987 Enginering Specialist, Sirte Oil Company, April 1992–March 1993 Superintendent, Corrosion Department, Sirte Oil Company, April 1993–July 1996 Senior Corrosion Engineer, Tripoli-Mellitah Gas Pipeline Project (Sirte Oil

Company), April 2006–December 2006 Operations Manager, Technica Ltd, UK, January 2007–August 2009 Operations General Manager, Libyan Taknia Company for Enginering,

September 2009–October 2011 Chairman and General Director of Al-Khadhra Holding Company, Economic

Ministry, November 2011–October 2012 Minister of Oil and Gas, November 2012 to date

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Area: 924,000 sq kmCapital: Abuja

Official language: EnglishJoined OPEC: 1971

NOC: Nigerian National Petroleum Corporationwww.nnpcgroup.comTel: +234 9 413 47 61

Fax: +234 9 413 47 60

Mrs DiezaniAlison-Madueke, CONMinister of Petroleum Resources

NIGERIA

Family name: Alison-Madueke

First names: Diezani Kogbeni

Date of birth: 6 December 1960

Place of birth: Port-Harcourt, Rivers State

Education: BArch, Howard University, Washington, DC (USA) MBA, Judge Institute of Management, University of Cambridge, UK, 2003

Posts held: Worked for Charles Szoradi Architects, Washington, DC Project Engineer, American Interior Builders, Inc., Washington, DC Design Coordinator, Furman Construction Management, Inc., Rockville, Maryland Project Manager, Howard University, Washington, DC Member, Planning and Development Team, Howard University, Washington, DC Head of Project Unit, Estate Development Division, Shell Petroleum Company,

Lagos, Nigeria Head of Corporate Issues Identification & Management Department, External

Affairs Directorate, Shell Petroleum Company, Lagos, Nigeria Senior JV Relations Adviser for Strategy and Planning, Shell Petroleum

Company, Lagos, Nigeria Lead Ventures Relation Adviser, Shell Petroleum Company, Lagos, Nigeria External Affairs Director, Board of Shell Petroleum Development Company

Nigeria Limited, 2006 Appointed Minister of Transportation, July 2007 Minister of Mines and Steel Development, December 2008 Minister of Petroleum Resources, April 2010 to date

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Dr Mohammed Bin Saleh Al-SadaMinister of Energy and Industry

Area: 11,000 sq kmCapital: Doha

Official language: ArabicJoined OPEC: 1961

NOC: Qatar Petroleumwww.qp.com.qa

Tel: +974 44 40 20 00Fax: +974 44 83 11 25

QATAR

Family name: Al-Sada

First name: Mohammed Bin Saleh

Education: BSc in Marine Science and Geology, Qatar University PhD, University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST), UK

Posts held: Vice-Chairman of the Board, Qatar Steel Company Chairman of the Board of Qatar Chemicals Company, QatarGas, Qatar

International Petroleum Marketing Company Ltd., Qatar Petroleum International and ASTAD Project

Management Technical Director, Qatar Petroleum Managing Director, RasGas Company Limited Minister of State for Energy & Industry Affairs, April 2007–10 Minister of Energy & Industry, January 2011 to present Managing Director and Chairman of the Board of Directors, Qatar Petroleum,

February 2011 to present Chairman of the Board of Directors, RasGas Company Limited, February 2011

to present

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Area: 2,150,000 sq kmCapital: Riyadh

Official language: ArabicJoined OPEC: Founder Member

NOC: Saudi Aramcowww.saudiaramco.com

Tel: +966 3 872 01 15Fax: +966 3 873 81 90

Ali I. NaimiMinister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources

SAUDI ARABIA

Family name: Naimi

First name: Ali Ibrahim

Date of birth: 2 August 1935

Place of birth: Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia

Education: International College, Beirut and American University, Beirut, Lebanon, 1956–63 BSc, Geology, Lehigh University, Pennsylvania (USA), 1962 MSc, Geology, Stanford University, Palo Alto, California (USA), 1963

Posts held: Worked with Aramco from 1947 onward as Foreman, Assistant Superintendent, Superintendent and Manager

Assistant Geologist, Aramco Exploration Department, 1953 Hydrologist, Geologist, Aramco, 1963–67 Economics and Public Relations Department and Abqaiq Producing Division,

Aramco, 1967–69 Vice President, Aramco, 1975 Senior Vice President, Aramco, 1978 Elected Aramco Director in 1980 Executive Vice President, Operations, Aramco, 1982 Company President, 1984 Chief Executive Officer, Aramco, 1988 Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, August 1995 to date

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United Arab EmiratesArea: 84,000 sq kmCapital: Abu Dhabi

Official language: ArabicJoined OPEC: 1967

NOC: Abu Dhabi National Oil Companywww.adnoc.ae

Tel: +971 2 602 00 00Fax: +971 2 602 33 89

HE Suhail Mohamed Al MazroueiMinister of Energy

UAE

Family name: AI Mazrouei

First name: Suhail Mohamed

Education: BSc in Petroleum Engineering, Tulsa University, Oklahoma, USA, 1996

Posts held: Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) Abu Dhabi Marine Operation Company (ADMA OPCO) Zakum Development Company (ZADCO), March 2013 Deputy CEO and Executive Vice President of Mubadala Petroleum, 2007–13 Minister of Energy, April 2013 to date

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Area: 916,000 sq kmCapital: Caracas

Official language: SpanishJoined OPEC: Founder Member

NOC: Petróleos de Venezuela SAwww.pdv.com

Tel: +58 212 708 4204, 708 42 22Fax: +58 212 708 44 20

Rafael D RamírezMinister of Popular Power of Petroleum and Mining

VENEZUELA

Family name: Ramírez

First name: Rafael D

Date of birth: 4 August 1963

Place of birth: Caracas, Venezuela

Education: Graduated as Mechanical Engineer at Los Andes University, Mérida, Venezuela, 1989

Master’s Degree in Energy Studies, Central University of Venezuela, 1996

Posts held: Worked in INTEVEP, 1989–90 Project Engineer, OTEPI, 1990–93 Technical Co-ordinator, DIT Harris, 1993–96 Technical Manager, INELECTRA, 1996 President, national gas entity, Enagas, 2000–02 External Director, PDVSA, Februay 2002 Minister of Energy and Mines, July 2002–January 2005 President, PDVSA, November 2004 to date Minister of Energy and Petroleum, January 2005 to December 2011 Minister of Popular Power of Petroleum and Mining, December 2011 to date

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Year N° Held in President/Alternate President From

1960 1 Baghdad Oil Minister Iraq

1961 2 Caracas HE Dr Perez Alfonso Venezuela 3 Tehran Mr A Ettehadieh Iran

1962 4 Geneva HE Ahmed Zaki Yamani Saudi Arabia

1963 5 Riyadh HE Ahmed Zaki Yamani Saudi Arabia

1964 6 Geneva HE Hassan Kamel Qatar 7 Djakarta HE Chairul Saleh Indonesia

1965 8 (E) Geneva HE Dr Perez Guerrero Venezuela 9 Tripoli HE Fuad Al-Kabazi Libya 10 Vienna HE Dr Jamshid Amouzegar Iran

1966 11 Vienna HE Saleh Kubba Iraq 12 Kuwait HE Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmed Al-Jaber Kuwait

1967 13 (E) Rome HE Dr Hassan Kamel Qatar 14 Vienna HE Ahmed Zaki Yamani Saudi Arabia

1968 15 (E) Beirut HE Dr Jamshid Amouzegar Iran 16 Vienna HER Abdul Rahman Al-Ateeqy Kuwait 17 Baghdad HE Dr Rashid Al-Rifa’i Iraq

1969 18 Vienna HE Dr Nadim Pachachi Abu Dhabi 19 Doha HE Dr Hassan Kamel Qatar

1970 20 Algiers HE Belaid Abdesselam Algeria 21 Caracas HE Dr Hugo Perez La Salvia Venezuela

1971 22 (E) Tehran HE Dr Jamshid Amouzegar Iran 23 (E) Vienna HE Abdul-Rahman Al-Ateeqy Kuwait 24 Vienna HE Abdul-Rahman Al-Ateeqy Kuwait 25 (E) Beirut HE Abdul-Rahman Al-Ateeqy Kuwait 26 Abu Dhabi HE Mana Saeed Otaiba Abu Dhabi1972 27 (E) Beirut HE Ahmed Zaki Yamani Saudi Arabia 28 (E) Beirut HE Ahmed Zaki Yamani Saudi Arabia 29 Vienna HE Ahmed Zaki Yamani Saudi Arabia 30 (E) Riyadh HE Ahmed Zaki Yamani Saudi Arabia 31 Lagos HE Shettima Ali Monguno Nigeria

1973 32 (E) Vienna HE Shettima Ali Monguno Nigeria 33 (E) Vienna HE Shettima Ali Monguno Nigeria 34 Vienna HE Abdul-Rahman Al-Ateeqy Kuwait 35 (E) Vienna HE Abdul-Rahman Al-Ateeqy Kuwait 36 Vienna HE Dr Jamshid Amouzegar Iran

1974 37 (E) Geneva HE Dr Jamshid Amouzegar Iran 38 (E) Vienna HE Dr Jamshid Amouzegar Iran

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39 (E) Geneva HE Dr Jamshid Amouzegar Iran 40 Quito HE Capt. Gustavo Jarrin Ampudia Ecuador 41 (E) Vienna HE Capt. Gustavo Jarrin Ampudia Ecuador 42 Vienna HE Dr Valentin Hernandez-Acosta Venezuela

1975 43 (E) Vienna HE Dr Valentin Hernandez-Acosta Venezuela 44 Libreville HE Edouard Alexis M’Bouy-Boutzit Gabon 45 (E) Vienna HE Edouard Alexis M’Bouy-Boutzit Gabon 46 Vienna HE Dr Jamshid Amouzegar Iran

1976 47 Bali HE Dr Mohammed Sadli Indonesia 48 Doha HE Abdul Aziz Bin Khalifa Al-Thani Qatar

1977 49 Stockholm HE Abdul Aziz Bin Khalifa Al-Thani Qatar 50 Caracas HE Dr Valentin Hernandez-Acosta Venezuela

1978 51 Geneva HE Ali Khalifa Al-Sabah Kuwait HE Dr Subroto Indonesia 52 Abu Dhabi HE Dr Mana Saeed Otaiba UAE HE Dr Subroto Indonesia

1979 53 (E) Geneva HE Dr Mana Saeed Otaiba UAE HE Dr Subroto Indonesia 54 Geneva HE Dr Mana Saeed Otaiba UAE HE Dr Subroto Indonesia 55 Caracas HE Dr Humberto Calderon-Berti Venezuela HE Belkacem Nabi Algeria

1980 56 (E) Taif HE Dr Humberto Calderon-Berti Venezuela HE Belkacem Nabi Algeria 57 Algiers HE Belkacem Nabi Algeria HE Dr Subroto Indonesia 58 (E) Vienna HE Belkacem Nabi Algeria 59 Bali HE Dr Subroto Indonesia HE Edouard Alexis M’Bouy-Boutzit Gabon

1981 60 Geneva HE Dr Subroto Indonesia HE Mallam Yahaya Dikko Nigeria 61 (E) Geneva HE Dr Subroto Indonesia HE Mallam Yahaya Dikko Nigeria 62 Abu Dhabi HE Dr Mana Saeed Otaiba UAE HE Dr Eduardo Ortega Gomez Ecuador

1982 63 (E) Vienna HE Dr Mana Saeed Otaiba UAE HE Dr Eduardo Ortega Gomez Ecuador 64 Quito HE Dr Eduardo Ortega Gomez Ecuador HE Mallam Yahaya Dikko Nigeria 65 (E) Vienna HE Dr Eduardo Ortega Gomez Ecuador HE Mallam Yahaya Dikko Nigeria 66 Vienna HE Mallam Yahaya Dikko Nigeria HE Gustavo Galindo Velasco Ecuador

1983 67 (E) London HE Mallam Yahaya Dikko Nigeria HE Gustavo Galindo Velasco Ecuador

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68 Helsinki HE Dr Mana Saeed Otaiba UAE HE Kamal Hassan Maghur Libya 69 Geneva HE Kamal Hassan Maghur Libya HE Dr Subroto Indonesia

1984 70 Vienna HE Kamal Hassan Maghur Libya HE Dr Subroto Indonesia 71 (E) Geneva HE Dr Subroto Indonesia HE Belkacem Nabi Algeria 72 Geneva HE Dr Subroto Indonesia HE Belkacem Nabi Algeria

1985 73 (E) Geneva HE Dr Subroto Indonesia HE Belkacem Nabi Algeria 74 Geneva HE Dr Subroto Indonesia HE Belkacem Nabi Algeria 75 (E) Vienna HE Dr Subroto Indonesia HE Belkacem Nabi Algeria 76 Geneva HE Dr Arturo Hernandez Grisanti Venezuela HE Fawzi Ahmed Shakshuki Libya

1986 77 (E) Geneva HE Dr Arturo Hernandez Grisanti Venezuela HE Fawzi Ahmed Shakshuki Libya 77 (E) Geneva HE Dr Arturo Hernandez Grisanti Venezuela HE Fawzi Ahmed Shakshuki Libya 78 Brioni HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria HE Espinosa Teran Ecuador 78 Geneva HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria HE Espinosa Teran Ecuador 79 (E) Geneva HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria HE Espinosa Teran Ecuador 80 Geneva HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria HE Espinosa Teran Ecuador

1987 81 Vienna HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria HE Espinosa Teran Ecuador 82 Vienna HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria HE Dr Fernando Santos-Alvite Ecuador

1988 83 Vienna HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria HE Dr Fernando Santos-Alvite Ecuador 84 Vienna HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria HE Diego Tamariz Serrano Ecuador

1989 85 Vienna HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria HE Sadek Boussena Algeria 86 Vienna HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria HE Sadek Boussena Algeria

1990 87 Geneva HE Sadek Boussena Algeria HE Ginandjar Kartasasmita Indonesia 88 Vienna HE Sadek Boussena Algeria HE Ginandjar Kartasasmita Indonesia

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1991 89 Vienna HE Dr Celestino Armas Venezuela HE Prof Jibril Aminu Nigeria 90 Vienna HE Prof Jibril Aminu Nigeria HE Yousef Bin Omeir Bin Yousef UAE

1992 91 Vienna HE Yousef Bin Omeir Bin Yousef UAE HE Abdulla bin Khalifa Al Thani Qatar 92 Vienna HE Dr Alirio A. Parra Venezuela HE Dr Chu S P Okongwu Nigeria

1993 93 Geneva HE Jean Ping Gabon HE Abdullah Bin Hamad Al-Attiyah Qatar 94 (E) Geneva HE Jean Ping Gabon HE Abdullah Bin Hamad Al-Attiyah Qatar 95 Vienna HE Abdullah Bin Hamad Al-Attiyah Qatar HE Abdalla Salem El-Badri Libya

1994 96 Vienna HE Abdalla Salem El Badri Libya HE Ida Bagus Sudjana Indonesia 97 Bali HE Ida Bagus Sudjana Indonesia HE Ahmed Said Al-Badi UAE

1995 98 Vienna HE Dr Erwin José Arrieta Venezuela HE Ammar Makhloufi Algeria 99 Vienna HE Ammar Makhloufi Algeria HE Rakadh Bin Salem Bin Hamed Bin Rakadh UAE

1996 100 Vienna HE Rakadh Bin Salem Bin Hamed Bin Rakadh UAE HE Abdalla Salem El-Badri Libya 101 Vienna HE Abdalla Salem El-Badri Libya HE Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah Qatar

1997 102 Vienna HE Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah Qatar HE Ida Bagus Sudjana Indonesia 103 Jakarta HE Ida Bagus Sudjana Indonesia HE Obaid bin Saif Al-Nasseri UAE

1998 104 (E) Vienna HE Obaid bin Saif Al-Nasseri UAE (no Alternate President) 105 Vienna HE Obaid bin Saif Al-Nasseri UAE HE Chief (Dr) Dan Etete Nigeria 106 Vienna HE Dr Youcef Yousfi Algeria HE Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah Qatar

1999 107 Vienna HE Dr Youcef Yousfi Algeria HE Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah Qatar 108 Vienna HE Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah Qatar HE Dr Alí Rodríguez-Araque Venezuela

2000 109 Vienna HE Dr Alí Rodríguez-Araque Venezuela HE Abdalla Salem El Badri Libya 110 (E) Vienna HE Dr Alí Rodríguez-Araque Venezuela HE Abdalla Salem El Badri Libya

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111 Vienna HE Dr Alí Rodríguez-Araque Venezuela HE Abdalla Salem El Badri Libya 112 (E) Vienna HE Dr Alí Rodríguez-Araque Venezuela (no Alternate President)

2001 113 (E) Vienna HE Dr Chakib Khelil Algeria HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria 114 Vienna HE Dr Chakib Khelil Algeria HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria 115 (E) Vienna HE Dr Chakib Khelil Algeria HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria 116 (E) Vienna HE Dr Chakib Khelil Algeria HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria 117 Vienna HE Dr Chakib Khelil Algeria HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria 118 (E) Vienna HE Dr Chakib Khelil Algeria HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria Cons. Mtg. Cairo HE Dr Chakib Khelil Algeria HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria

2002 119 Vienna HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria HE Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah Qatar 120 (E) Vienna HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria HE Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah Qatar 121 Osaka HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria HE Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah Qatar 122 (E) Vienna HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman Nigeria HE Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah Qatar

2003 123 (E) Vienna HE Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah Qatar HE Dr Purnomo Yusgiantoro Indonesia 124 Vienna HE Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah Qatar HE Dr Purnomo Yusgiantoro Indonesia Cons. Mtg. Vienna HE Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah Qatar HE Dr Purnomo Yusgiantoro Indonesia 125 (E) Doha HE Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah Qatar HE Dr Purnomo Yusgiantoro Indonesia 126 (E) Vienna HE Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah Qatar HE Dr Purnomo Yusgiantoro Indonesia 127 Vienna HE Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah Qatar HE Dr Purnomo Yusgiantoro Indonesia 128 (E) Vienna HE Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah Qatar HE Dr Purnomo Yusgiantoro Indonesia

2004 129 (E) Algiers HE Dr Purnomo Yusgiantoro Indonesia HE Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Kuwait 130 Vienna HE Dr Purnomo Yusgiantoro Indonesia HE Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Kuwait 131 (E) Beirut HE Dr Purnomo Yusgiantoro Indonesia HE Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Kuwait 132 Vienna HE Dr Purnomo Yusgiantoro Indonesia HE Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Kuwait 133 (E) Cairo HE Dr Purnomo Yusgiantoro Indonesia HE Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Kuwait

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2005 134 (E) Vienna HE Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Kuwait HE Dr Edmund M Daukoru Nigeria 135 Isfahan HE Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Kuwait HE Dr Edmund M Daukoru Nigeria 136 (E) Vienna HE Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Kuwait HE Dr Edmund M Daukoru Nigeria 137 Vienna HE Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Kuwait HE Dr Edmund M Daukoru Nigeria 138 (E) Kuwait HE Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Kuwait HE Dr Edmund M Daukoru Nigeria

2006 139 (E) Vienna HE Dr Edmund M. Daukoru Nigeria HE Mohamed bin Dhaen Al Hamli UAE 140 Vienna HE Dr Edmund M Daukoru Nigeria HE Mohamed bin Dhaen Al Hamli UAE 141 (E) Caracas HE Dr Edmund M Daukoru Nigeria HE Mohamed bin Dhaen Al Hamli UAE 142 Vienna HE Dr Edmund M. Daukoru Nigeria HE Mohamed bin Dhaen Al Hamli UAE Cons. Mtg. Doha HE Dr Edmund M. Daukoru Nigeria HE Mohamed bin Dhaen Al Hamli UAE 143 (E) Abuja HE Dr Edmund M Daukoru Nigeria HE Mohamed bin Dhaen Al Hamli UAE

2007 144 Vienna HE Mohamed bin Dhaen Al Hamli UAE HE Dr Chakib Khelil Algeria 145 Vienna HE Mohamed bin Dhaen Al Hamli UAE HE Dr Chakib Khelil Algeria 146 (E) Abu Dhabi HE Mohamed bin Dhaen Al Hamli UAE HE Dr Chakib Khelil Algeria

2008 147 (E) Vienna HE Dr Chakib Khelil Algeria HE Desidério da Graça Verissímo e Costa Angola 148 Vienna HE Dr Chakib Khelil Algeria HE Desidério da Graça Verissímo e Costa Angola 149 Vienna HE Dr Chakib Khelil Algeria HE Desidério da Graça Verissímo e Costa Angola 150 (E) Vienna HE Dr Chakib Khelil Algeria HE Desidério da Graça Verissímo e Costa Angola Cons. Mtg. Cairo HE Dr Chakib Khelil Algeria HE Desidério da Graça Verissímo e Costa Angola 151 (E) Oran HE Dr Chakib Khelil Algeria HE Desidério da Graça Verissímo e Costa Angola

2009 152 Vienna HE José Maria Botelho de Vasconcelos Angola HE Eng Derlis Palacios Guerrero Ecuador 153 (E) Vienna HE José Maria Botelho de Vasconcelos Angola HE Eng Derlis Palacios Guerrero Ecuador 154 Vienna HE José Maria Botelho de Vasconcelos Angola HE Germánico Alfredo Pinto Troya Ecuador 155 (E) Angola HE José Maria Botelho de Vasconcelos Angola HE Germánico Alfredo Pinto Troya Ecuador

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2010 156 Vienna HE Germánico Alfredo Pinto Troya Ecuador HE Dr Masoud Mir-Kazemi IR Iran 157 Vienna HE Wilson Pástor-Morris Ecuador HE Dr Masoud Mir-Kazemi IR Iran 158 (E) Quito HE Wilson Pástor-Morris Ecuador HE Dr Masoud Mir-Kazemi IR Iran

2011 159 Vienna HE Mohammad Aliabadi IR Iran HE Abdul-Kareem Luaibi Bahedh Iraq 160 Vienna HE Eng. Rostam Ghasemi IR Iran HE Abdul-Kareem Luaibi Bahedh Iraq

2012 161 Vienna HE Abdul-Kareem Luaibi Bahedh Iraq HE Hani Abdulaziz Hussain Kuwait 162 Vienna HE Abdul-Kareem Luaibi Bahedh Iraq HE Hani Abdulaziz Hussain Kuwait

2013 163 Vienna HE Mustafa Al-Shamali Kuwait HE Dr Abdel Bari Ali Al-Arousi Libya 164 Vienna HE Mustafa Al-Shamali Kuwait HE Dr Abdel Bari Ali Al-Arousi Libya

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HE Dr Fuad Rouhani1 Iran 21.01.1961—30.04.1964

HE Abdul Rahman Al-Bazzaz1 Iraq 01.05.1964—30.04.1965

HE Ashraf Lutfi2 Kuwait 01.05.1965—31.12.1966

HE Mohammad Saleh Joukhdar Saudi Arabia 01.01.1967—31.12.1967

HE Francisco R Parra Venezuela 01.01.1968—31.12.1968

HE Dr Elrich Sanger Indonesia 01.01.1969—31.12.1969

HE Omar El Badri Libya 01.01.1970—31.12.1970

HE Dr Nadim Pachachi UAE 01.01.1971—31.12.1972

HE Dr Abderrahman Khene Algeria 01.01.1973—31.12.1974

HE Chief M O Feyide Nigeria 01.01. 1975—31.12.1976

HE Ali M Jaidah Qatar 01.01.1977—31.12.1978

HE Rene G Ortiz Ecuador 01.01.1979—30.06.1981

HE Dr Marc Saturnin Nan Nguema Gabon 01.07.1981—30.06.1983

HE Dr Fadhil J Al-Chalabi3 Iraq 01.07.1983—30.06.1988

HE Dr Subroto4 Indonesia 01.07.1988—30.06.1994

HE Abdalla Salem El Badri Libya 01.07.1994—31.12.1994

HE Dr Rilwanu Lukman5 Nigeria 01.01.1995—31.12.2000

HE Dr Alí Rodríguez Araque Venezuela 01.01.2001—30.06.2002

HE Dr Alvaro Silva-Calderón6 Venezuela 01.07.2002—31.12.2003

HE Dr Purnomo Yusgiantoro Indonesia 01.01.2004—31.12.2004

HE Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Kuwait 01.01.2005—31.12.2005

HE Dr Edmund Maduabebe Daukoru Nigeria 01.01.2006— 31.12.2006

HE Abdalla Salem El-Badri Libya 01.01.2007—present

SECRETARIES GENERAL

1. IntheearlydaysofOPEC,theChairmanoftheBoardofGovernorswasalso,ex-officio,theSecretaryGeneralof the Organization.

2. The functions of Chairman of the Board of Governors and Secretary General were made separate by the new OPEC Statute, adopted by the Conference in Caracas, in April 1965 (Res. VIII.56).

3. Deputy Secretary General, Acting for the Secretary General.4. Appointed for a second three-year term, by the 89th Conference of Ministers, in June 1991.5. Appointed for a second three-year term, by the 103rd Conference of Ministers, in November 1997.6. Appointed for the second half of Dr Rodríguez Araque’s term, which ended on 31 December 2003, after the

latter returned to Venezuela to head the state oil company, PDVSA.

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