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Description: The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is an international Organization made up of eleven oil producing nations. As a leading exporter of oil and gas, OPEC, is dedicated to securing and protecting the industry and global economy. Every day, the Organization works to keep the world safe from unnecessary price fluctuations by pioneering new research, developing its knowledge and expertise in the field, and seeking cooperation from other producers of oil.

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