Another key point in the Shah’s speeches was the need for fair distribution of oil wealth. He criticized the Western-dominated pricing structure that did not reflect the true value of oil or the contribution of oil-producing nations. He called for OPEC to exercise greater control over oil prices and to establish a pricing system that would be more equitable for all members. This was part of his broader push to ensure that the oil-producing countries could use their resources for national development rather than merely being exporters of raw materials.
