Author: The Saharaa Staff

Washington, D.C. – In the sun-drenched city of Algiers, against the backdrop of ancient minarets and bustling markets, the 7th Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) summit unfolded. Heads of state and government from 14 nations—Russia, Iran, Qatar, Venezuela, and several esteemed guests—gathered to deliberate the fate of natural gas in an ever-evolving energy landscape. This year’s summit bore a weighty theme: “Natural Gas for a Secure and Sustainable Future.” The air hummed with anticipation as leaders grappled with the industry’s shifting tides. Oil and gas, once unassailable titans, now faced formidable competition from renewable energy sources. The winds of change…