The upcoming Opec meeting on Jun. 5 will see a lot of relatively inexperienced ministers, a stark turnaround in the composition of the group's core leaders compared to the end of last decade. This backdrop makes effective opposition to current policy even less likely. In Vienna, there will only be two survivors -- Saudi Arabia's Ali Naimi and Angola's Jose Botelho de Vasconcelos -- from the organization's historic December 2008 meeting in Oran, when it cut output drastically after the massive price crash that resulted from the global financial crisis. If, as expected, Nigeria's outgoing minister, Diezani Alison- Madueke, doesn't attend, almost half the delegation heads will have been in their positions for less than a year.
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机译：即将于6月5日举行的欧佩克会议将有许多相对缺乏经验的部长，与过去十年末相比，该组织核心领导人的组成出现了明显转变。这种情况使得有效反对现行政策的可能性更低。在维也纳，只有两个幸存者-沙特阿拉伯的阿里·纳伊米（Ali Naimi）和安哥拉的何塞·博泰略·德·瓦斯科塞洛斯（Jose Botelho de Vasconcelos）–来自该组织于2008年12月在奥兰举行的历史性会议，当时该组织在全球金融危机造成的巨大价格暴跌之后大幅削减了产量。如果不出所料，尼日利亚即将卸任的部长Diezani Alison-Madueke不会出席，则将近一半的代表团团长就职不到一年。
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