Africa-Press – Botswana. IOC Member States officials met yesterday for a closed session on Day 2 of the IOC Seminar. The meeting aimed to review the previous day’s discussions and refine action points raised during the oil industry seminar.
Officials opened the session with a recap of Day 1. They examined technical inputs from industry experts and highlighted issues that need coordinated solutions. You saw a strong focus on supply stability, infrastructure constraints and procurement challenges across the region.
Member States reviewed standing updates from national representatives. These updates covered current fuel reserves, import schedules and projected demand patterns. The session helped countries compare data and identify gaps that affect regional energy planning.
The officials also addressed the state of fuel supply across the region. Several countries reported pressure on supply chains due to shipping delays, rising costs and refinery limitations. The review allowed states to map the risks and prepare short term interventions.
The Committee restated its commitment to improving coordination. You saw clear support for joint planning, shared data systems and regular communication. Strong coordination helps the region maintain predictable supply and reduce disruptions.
Energy security formed the core of the discussions. Officials emphasized the need for stable procurement, better storage capacity and stronger emergency response plans. They agreed that consistent policies and technical cooperation will support long term stability.
The closed session strengthened the region’s approach to energy management. It created a space for honest discussion and practical decisions that support all Member States.
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