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Three statements, one gap A comparison of the statements of the meetings of the Gas Exporters Forum (GECF) in Doha, Algeria and Moscow shows that this organization has changed from a "seller who attracts customers" to a "landlord who defends his rights" in four years. The Doha Declaration, which focuses on climate reliability, presented gas as a "clean and selective fuel". Algeria's statement opened up the politics and condemnation of the sanctions, and Moscow emphasized sovereign rights and the need to protect suppliers from geopolitical crises. Despite this change in tone and growing concerns about supply disruptions, price fluctuations and tariff measures, the Assembly still lacks specific performance tools such as production quotas, pricing and operational financial mechanisms. Declarations reach the lowest common denominator due to the need for consensus among members with different interests. The true validity of the assembly is determined not by declarations, but by the extent to which commitments are transformed into specific mechanisms and future contracts. Full text of the channel.

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Three statements, one gap A comparison of the statements of the meetings of the Gas Exporters Forum (GECF) in Doha, Algeria and Moscow shows that this organization has changed from a "seller who attracts customers" to a "landlord who defends his rights" in four years. The Doha Declaration, which focuses on climate reliability, presented gas as a "clean and selective fuel". Algeria's statement opened up the politics and condemnation of the sanctions, and Moscow emphasized sovereign rights and the need to protect suppliers from geopolitical crises. Despite this change in tone and growing concerns about supply disruptions, price fluctuations and tariff measures, the Assembly still lacks specific performance tools such as production quotas, pricing and operational financial mechanisms. Declarations reach the lowest common denominator due to the need for consensus among members with different interests. The true validity of the assembly is determined not by declarations, but by the extent to which commitments are transformed into specific mechanisms and future contracts. Full text of the channel.

Three statements, one gap A comparison of the statements of the meetings of the Gas Exporters Forum (GECF) in Doha, Algeria and Moscow shows that this organization has changed from a "seller who attracts customers" to a "landlord who defends his rights" in four years. The Doha Declaration, which focuses on climate reliability, presented gas as a "clean and selective fuel". Algeria's statement opened up the politics and condemnation of the sanctions, and Moscow emphasized sovereign rights and the need to protect suppliers from geopolitical crises. Despite this change in tone and growing concerns about supply disruptions, price fluctuations and tariff measures, the Assembly still lacks specific performance tools such as production quotas, pricing and operational financial mechanisms. Declarations reach the lowest common denominator due to the need for consensus among members with different interests. The true validity of the assembly is determined not by declarations, but by the extent to which commitments are transformed into specific mechanisms and future contracts. Full text of the channel.

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