Japan-led Asia Zero Emission Community (AZEC) agreed to strengthen oil reserves among member states in response to the unstable situation in the Middle East.
The Japan-led Asia Zero Emission Community (AZEC) agreed at a meeting in Manila on Thursday to strengthen oil reserves among member states in response to increasing instability in the Middle East. This move indicates that countries are prioritizing energy security over green initiatives amid the volatile situation in the Middle East, posing challenges for the framework in its efforts to move the region away from fossil fuel dependence.
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