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Saudi Aramco opens 50th retail fuel station in Pakistan, expanding nationwide network

  • Aramco’s expansion follows acquisition of 40% stake in GO Pakistan last year
  • Company says new stations are supporting jobs and local economic activity
By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Aramco urges joint efforts to boost sustainability

By Arab News ·
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Asir magpie, only bird species endemic to Saudi Arabia, is on IUCN’s ‘endangered’ list

By Arab News ·

World Economic Forum adds Aramco facility to its Global Lighthouse Network

By Arab News ·
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Pakistanis welcome Aramco’s new Islamabad outlet, anticipating quality fuel and services

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·

Aramco says will launch first branded gas station in Pakistan by year end

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·

Saudi Aramco’s expansion strategy providing fuel for Vision 2030

By Miguel Hadchity ·

Saudi Aramco says to offer shares worth over $10 billion on Saudi bourse

By AFP ·

Aramco acquires 40% stake in GO, marking first entry into Pakistani fuel retail market

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·

Aramco CEO calls for energy transition reset during keynote speech at CERAWeek 2024

By Arab News ·

Aramco secures 40% stake in Gas & Oil Pakistan

By Arab News ·
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Pakistan says discussing ‘viability’ of $10 billion Aramco oil refinery with Saudi Arabia

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·
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Pakistani 'oil city' masterplan for $10 billion Aramco refinery expected by year's end

By Khurshid Ahmed   ·

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