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Sultan Al Jaber, who heads up the UAE state oil company ADNOC and is running this years COP28 climate talks, seeks to quell storm after being accused of attempting to line up oil deals at the summit.

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia is working to artificially stimulate oil demand even as it publicly backs a transition away from fossil fuels, a report said ahead of COP28 climate talks in Dubai.

The allegations were contained in a joint investigation by the BBC and the Centre for Climate Reporting and cited leaked documents.

“If the allegations are true, this is totally unacceptable and a real scandal,” Greenpeace International said.

By Yousef Saba DUBAI (Reuters) - Sultan Al Jaber, the incoming president of the United Arab Emirates-hosted COP28 climate summit, on Wednesday rejecte...

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