/IRBIS, September 9, 09 / - Monitoring Group of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) recommended to cartel to maintain the existing quotas for the production of oil and strengthen the enforcement of quotas, specified in the statement issued by agency Bloomberg today.

"We need more consistency with existing production targets, said Kuwaiti Oil Minister Sheikh Ahmad al-Abdullah al-Sabah journalists in Vienna. "I do not foresee any restrictions," he said, replying to a question on what level the cartel may consider further cuts in supply.

Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Mr. Ali al-Naimi estimated current oil prices as - good for everyone, consumers and producers. All 26 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg News, predicted that the OPEC meeting today will leave production quotas unchanged.

In addition, representatives of OPEC members have criticized the actions of other oil-producing countries outside the cartel. In particular, the Qatari Energy Minister Abdullah bin Hamad al-Attiyah, criticized the lack of support from non-OPEC member, such as Russia. We heard a lot of verbal support and we would like to see the physical support from non-OPEC suppliers - said al-Attiyah.

[2009-09-09]