"deplores the violence that is settling in Presidential: Emmanuel Macron 'deplores the violence that is settling in' the electoral campaign" (translated)
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We will bring down the prices of petroleum products, particularly diesel. #G7 #OilMarket #DieselExports
The G-7 countries agreed on Friday to release up to 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil from their reserves over the next four months, announced French President Emmanuel Macron. (translated)
"to act in a concerted manner, without restrictions on exports" After Donald Trump's threats regarding diesel, Emmanuel Macron called him to ask him "to act in a concerted manner, without restrictions on exports." (translated)
"to act in a concerted manner, without restrictions on exports" After Donald Trump's threats on diesel, Emmanuel Macron called him to ask him "to act in a concerted manner, without restrictions on exports." (translated)
The G7 will release up to 100 million barrels of oil and diesel, announced Emmanuel Macron. (translated)
After Donald Trump's threats regarding diesel, Emmanuel Macron called him to ask him to "act in a coordinated manner, without restrictions on exports." (translated)
"If the British want to come back and if the Prime Minister is heading in that direction, I think it's very good news both for his country and for the Europeans." However, that is not the message that Emmanuel Macron sent this Wednesday, September 30, even if he will probably no longer be in charge of the country when possible discussions begin. (translated)
After the G7 leaders' meeting, French President Emmanuel Macron confirmed that the bloc agreed to release reserves of "up to 100 million barrels" within four months, in coordination with the International Energy Agency (IEA). (translated)
"We have all committed to releasing these strategic reserves in the proportions we mentioned, prioritizing diesel, and we are all determined to ensure that there will be no export bans, and President Trump, in particular, has been very clear on this matter," Emmanuel Macron stated. (translated)
The G7 will release up to 100 million barrels of oil and diesel, announces Emmanuel Macron. (translated)
The G7 countries will release "up to 100 million barrels" of "diesel and crude oil," "within four months," announced Emmanuel Macron this Friday, as Donald Trump has been urging European countries for several days to release stocks to ease fuel prices, particularly diesel. (translated)
The emission, coordinated by the International Energy Agency, will take place over the next four months, according to the G7 countries' president and France's president Emmanuel Macron. (translated)
We have agreed to release reserves of up to 100 million barrels within four months under the coordination of the International Energy Agency. #G7 #OilRelease #DieselExports
In order to sweeten the pill and avoid an open diplomatic rupture, French President Emmanuel Macron took on a mediating role, presenting the French proposal at the G7 summit. (translated)
"to act in a concerted manner, without restrictions on exports" After Donald Trump's threats regarding diesel, Emmanuel Macron called him to ask "to act in a concerted manner, without restrictions on exports." (translated)
''clear signal of unity'' A ''clear signal of unity'' has come from the G7, claimed the host, Frenchman Emmanuel Macron, who promoted the proposal to release additional emergency stocks in response to Trump's pressures. (translated)
According to a statement from the office of French President Emmanuel Macron, the countries agreed on a coordinated release of 100 million barrels through the International Energy Agency (IEA). (translated)
"We have all collectively committed to releasing these strategic reserves in the proportions I mentioned, with special attention to diesel. And we have all committed to ensuring that there are no export bans, and President Trump, in particular, was very clear on this point." This was conveyed by French President Emmanuel Macron, the current G7 president, in statements to the media. (translated)
The countries have agreed on a "coordinated release of 100 million barrels onto the market through the International Energy Agency (IEA), which will start immediately and last for four months," said a statement published by the office of French President Emmanuel Macron after talks on coordinated action regarding high fuel prices. (translated)