00:00 "The COP28 has laid the foundation for the discussions and meetings that have been extended
00:29 for 12 days.
00:30 Many climate files, including the planet and its sustainability, have been researched
00:36 to complete the conference."
00:37 The president of the United Nations climate summit in Dubai, Sultan Aljaber, described
00:41 the agreement as "historical".
00:42 Aljaber confirmed that the COP28 has achieved the specific goals of methane emissions and
00:46 has been delivered to the fuel cell for the first time ever.
00:49 "The COP28 has been a great success.
00:51 We have achieved specific goals for methane emissions and we have a fuel cell for the
01:01 first time in our last agreement and this is the first time on the road."
01:25 "All of these are world firsts.
01:45 All of these are basic actions that will help us to create a better and more just world
02:05 for the future."
02:21 "With your spirit of collaboration, the change makers' meeting made all the difference.
02:45 Now we can say that we have united, we have worked and we have achieved."
02:55 "My friends, here let me sound, it is only as good, the agreement, its success depends
03:10 on its implementation.
03:11 We do what we say, we take the necessary steps to turn this agreement into tangible action.
03:23 If we work together, we can make a positive change for our future."
03:34 "We continue this topic with Dr. Mohamed Sourour El Saban, former advisor to the Saudi
03:41 Minister of Petroleum.
03:42 Welcome Dr. Sourour El Saban.
03:43 Let's talk about the end of the COP28, despite the heated debate that took place in Dhalis
03:54 and the calmness of this global climate demonstration.
03:57 Explain to us, because there was an objection from the producing countries to oil in the
04:04 reduction of fossil fuels.
04:06 Now the announcement of an agreement on the methanol and the word "fossil fuel"
04:12 is it an agreement that is necessary to reduce fossil fuels or is the door still open to
04:19 the COP28?
04:20 "In the name of God, the most merciful.
04:23 In the beginning, I would like to congratulate the United Arab Emirates on the reasonable
04:29 success of the COP28 conference and congratulate my colleague, Dr. Sultan Al-Jabir, who we
04:37 met with in previous negotiations.
04:40 He is a leading man and there were doubts about him that he would be eliminated from
04:46 the oil producing countries, but he did not.
04:50 The conference president is trying to establish a consensus among opinions, and this is what
04:57 he sought and achieved in the end.
05:00 As for the success of the conference in establishing a compensation fund for the
05:08 oil producing countries, I would like to say that the oil producing countries are the
05:15 ones who are responsible for the oil production.
05:19 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
05:25 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
05:31 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
05:38 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
05:45 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
05:52 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
05:58 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
06:04 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
06:10 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
06:16 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
06:22 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
06:29 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
06:36 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
06:43 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
06:50 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
06:56 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
07:02 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
07:08 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
07:14 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
07:20 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
07:26 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
07:32 The oil producing countries are the ones who are responsible for the oil production.
07:38 The lesson in implementation is that the world still needs fossil fuels,
07:47 especially natural gas and oil.
07:51 Coal must be exhausted, but they love coal because they have a lot of reserves.
08:01 Germany is still providing coal subsidies.
08:05 This must be corrected.
08:08 When they impose taxes, it is only a simple gasoline tax.
08:17 The rest of the fossil fuels are not interested in it.
08:22 They are there to achieve a certain benefit.
08:25 Doctor, the talk about fossil fuels is about this sustainability.
08:29 How much is it prepared to use new technologies to reduce emissions?
08:36 This is what we focused on in the negotiations.
08:39 The Prince of Saudi Arabia was present and the Saudi delegation was recently in Dubai.
08:46 Saudi Arabia is working hard to protect the climate
08:52 by using CCS, the new carbon sequestration technology.
09:00 It is used to extract carbon dioxide.
09:04 It is not only carbon dioxide, but all the gases that may be present in fossil fuels
09:12 and are cleanly produced.
09:14 There was a rejection. I am surprised by the Western society.
09:17 Why do you refuse to provide us with clean fossil fuels?
09:23 This shows that there is an agenda.
09:26 The agenda in the 1970s was that because of energy security, we will depend on oil.
09:33 Especially oil from the Middle East.
09:36 Now they have come with the climate.
09:39 We drove them and said, yes, there may be fears.
09:43 But why do you refuse clean fossil fuels?
09:48 I don't understand. This is not scientific.
09:51 Now they have accepted a position, although they were not satisfied.
09:57 They gather environmental organizations and small island countries
10:05 and push them to cry and scream in order to achieve what they want.
10:12 They attack the countries.
10:14 How many times have they attacked us personally?
10:17 They say that we are climate criminals.
10:20 We protect our interests as other countries protect their interests.
10:25 We forgot that the United States is the largest producer of oil in the world.
10:31 13 million barrels per day.
10:35 We thank you, Dr. Mohamed Souroula Saban.
10:38 He is the former advisor to the Saudi oil minister and oil expert.
10:43 Thank you very much.
10:45 With this, we come to the end of this session.
10:51 Thank you.
10:53 (Music)
