Restoring the operation of the Yanbu South Terminal in Saudi Arabia, represented by a tank farm for receiving, storing and loading Arab light and super-light oil, strengthens the role of Saudi Aramco as a reliable supplier of energy resources in the world, a press release from the national oil company of Saudi Arabia stated. Thanks to the resumption of the terminal’s operation, its export capacity increased by 3 million barrels per day. This will contribute to the main task of Saudi Aramco – to become the leading manufacturer of integrated energy resources in the world.
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Despite having a strong financial condition with low debt obligations, the Kingdom of Saudi is still struggling from the current worldwide crisis according to its Finance Minister Mohammed Al-Jadaan on Friday. Al-Jadaan said the priorities ...