Major oil executives have skipped a high-profile energy conference following recent attacks at a major airport, raising concerns about security risks and industry confidence. The decision comes amid heightened tensions after coordinated incidents disrupted travel and raised alarms about potential threats to corporate gatherings. Industry analysts suggest the absence of top executives could signal broader unease over safety measures at large-scale events. The cancellation or postponement of such meetings may also impact discussions on global energy policies and market trends.
International oil company chiefs stay away from energy congress after airport attacks
