The presence of reserve production capacity in all phases of oil industry is vital and very important in order to stabilize the world oil market. Accordingly, the investments in all sectors of oil industry, such as petroleum exploration, production, refining and marketing must be increased in order to supply global markets with sufficient quantities of oil as required. Also other factors such as expectations relating to energy policy and investment in addition to ideal obtaining of technology are important and necessary factors to reach this end. -- The importance of improving the state of transparency in financial markets and related legislations across a series of measures aiming at making the information and data on the activities of the financial funds indicators and to get-acquainted to the cross-transactions and their inter-actions within the petroleum market futures. -- The importance of improving the standards relating to the market's data and information quality based on the monthly "joint oil data initiative", collecting and disseminating it on the required time. In order to increase the level of quality as regards the market's transparency and stability, the participants hereby call on the seven organizations participating in the "joint oil data initiative", the Organization of Economic Cooperation Asia-Pacific region, the Statistical Office of the European Union, the International Atomic Energy Agency, the International Energy Forum, Energy Organization in Latin America, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and the United Nations Department of Statistics to start work in compiling annual data including, among other things, production capacity, refining capacity and development plans in each. -- Need to begin a direct and immediate cooperation between the IAEA and OPEC in addition to the Secretariat General of the International Energy Forum to develop joint analyses of trends and forecasts of oil market, in addition to the impact of financial markets on the levels of oil prices and volatility that prevail them so as to use it to accommodate the market conditions in a better way. -- The importance of intensifying the development aid provided by international financial institutions and national, regional and global development aid organizations in order to alleviate the consequences of high prices on the least developed countries. -- The importance of increasing cooperation between global and national companies and service companies in all producing and consuming countries in the fields of investment, technology and human resources development. -- The need to promote energy efficiency in all sectors through the transition of indicators related to market prices, technology transfer and exchange of the best practices and applications in the fields of energy resources production and consumption. The host country and the parties of this statement decided to form a task team to follow up the steps required in the above points whenever appropriate. The participants accepted the generous invitation extended by the Government of the United Kingdom to hold a follow-up meeting on developments that might take place in the fields contained in this statement in London before the end of the year.
