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Aramco CEO sees ‘catastrophic consequences’ for oil if shipping doesn’t resume in Strait of Hormuz

  • Aramco CEO: Hormuz disruption is the industry’s “biggest crisis“
  • Oil shipments from ‌the Gulf largely blocked
  • Aramco East-West pipeline to reach capacity in days
By Reuters ·

Digital transformation to boost Saudi industrial productivity by up to 25%, says Aramco CEO 

By Nadin Hassan ·

Oil and gas important in times of conflict, Saudi Aramco CEO says

By Reuters ·

Saudi Aramco secures $9bn in deals on first day of iktva forum

By REEM WALID  ·

Oil demand set to average 104.5m bpd in a balanced market, says Aramco CEO

By Reem Walid ·

Aramco CEO calls for ‘Transition Plan 2.0’ with focus on Asia, Global South

By SYED AMEEN KADER ·

Saudi Aramco eyes strengthening cooperation with Chinese partners, CEO says 

By ARAB NEWS  ·

Aramco CEO predicts tighter oil markets, sees Red Sea risks

By Reuters ·

Saudi Aramco CEO retains No. 1 spot in Forbes Middle East’s Top 100 ranking

By Arab News ·

Aramco Digital, Intel unveil plans for Saudi Arabia’s first open wireless access center

By Arab News ·

Energy transition will not happen without material transition: Aramco CEO 

By ARAB NEWS  ·

Aramco CEO warns of global oil crunch due to lack of investment

By Reuters ·
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CERAWeek 2022 — Aramco CEO says Ukraine invasion has accelerated global energy crisis

By Arab News ·

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