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Saudi Arabia, Egypt to Join Forces in Nuclear Energy
Saudi Arabia announced its intention to work bilaterally with Egypt in several fields, including the peaceful use of nuclear energy,
Defiant Sudan Leader in China Despite ICC Arrest Warrant
Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir on Monday began a four-day visit to China, reported International Business Times, oblivious of a warrant for his arrest issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Iran Finalizing Oil Contract Law, Drawing Indian Investments
Reuters reported that Iran expects to finalise the wording for a new model for international oil contracts in the next three weeks, based on an announcement by Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh.
Oil Prices and Saudi Boom and Islamic Finance Cycles
Rising oil output boosted Saudi Arabia's economic growth to its fastest pace in over a year in the second quarter of 2015, according to data released by the country's state statistics department
Sandvik’s Global Metallic Efforts on Behalf of UAE Oilfields
Sandvik Materials Technology, a division within the Sweden-based Sandvik Group, has just won two important contracts in the UA
South Africa Inaugurates New Unit at Coal Power Plant
South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma inaugurated the new unit of a massive new coal-fired power plant situated north of Johannesburg recently.
Aramco Fire Kills 11, Causes Unknown but Under Investigation
A fire at an oil workers' residential compound in Saudi Arabia broke out on Sunday, killing 11 people and injuring over 200 others,
Oman Floating Storage Facility Wins International Attention
Oman Tank Terminal Company (Ottco) has recently launched a new 2.1 million barrel capacity floating storage facility at Mina Al Fahal
