NJ Ayuk talks OPEC at 60 as energy transition dominates global oil debate on Deutsche Welle

by NJ Ayuk | Sep 15, 2020 | Interviews

NJ Ayuk discusses the role that African countries have contributed to OPEC and the current state of exploration projects that have seen challenges throughout the year due to Covid-19 and other pressing factors. He further elaborates on the six decades OPEC has managed to overcome and celebrates as global oil leaders.

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