JAMB UTME - Government - 2014

Each member state is represented on the Board of Governors of OPEC for a period of

2 years

3 years

4 years

1 year

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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is managed and overseen by its Board of Governors, a key decision-making body within the organization. This body comprises representatives from each member state, who are appointed for a two-year term. These representatives are referred to as Governors.

Each Governor on the Board of Governors has one vote, ensuring equal representation for each member state regardless of the size of their oil production or reserves. This egalitarian approach aims to balance the interests of all member states and maintain a cohesive policy direction for the organization.

The Board of Governors convenes twice annually, but additional meetings can be called if necessary to address urgent issues or significant developments in the global oil market. During these meetings, the Governors discuss and make decisions on a wide range of administrative and policy matters, such as budget approvals, strategic planning, and oversight of the Secretariat, the executive branch of OPEC.

The administration of OPEC, including the execution of policies and day-to-day operations, falls under the purview of the Board of Governors. This organ is responsible for ensuring that the directives and strategies decided upon by the broader OPEC Conference (the meeting of oil ministers from member states) are effectively implemented.

In summary, the Board of Governors is a vital component of OPEC's governance structure, providing both representation and administrative oversight to ensure the smooth functioning of the organization and the alignment of its activities with the collective goals of its member states.

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