[OPEC Secretary-General: The Algiers Agreement is still of great significance] On September 29, Haitham Ghaith, Secretary-General of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), said in Algiers, the capital of Algeria, on the 28th that the Algiers Agreement reached 10 years ago is still of great significance to the stability of the oil market. The agreement reflects the value of unity and collaboration. According to the Algerian Presidential Palace, Ghaith, who was on a working visit to Algeria, gave a speech after meeting with Algerian President Tebboune that day, saying that market stability is not only based on data, but also based on confidence, the mechanisms adopted and the willingness of countries to unite at critical moments. Gass emphasized that investment, ensuring supply and economic stability are closely related to the stability brought about by the consensus reached by "OPEC+" member states. The need for dialogue has not weakened, but is more important than ever. (CCTV News)