Saudi Arabia Energy Minister Khalid Al-Falih said at the conference that “there must be a rapid and decisive response to the threats on energy supply, market stability and consumer confidence” according to a Twitter post from the country’s U.S. embassy. The Kingdom will take every measure to protect its oil infrastructure, its territorial waters, its ports and its ships, Al-Falih said.
The international community will cooperate on global energy security, including taking measures in light of recent attacks on tankers, Japan Economy Minister Hiroshige Seko, said at a briefing at the conference that was held in the mountain resort town of Karuizawa.
The communique also reaffirmed “commitments made in Buenos Aires to the full implementation of the Paris Agreement by those countries that chose in Buenos Aires to implement it.”
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