The Saudi Arabian Oil Group (Aramco) signed a Collaboration Framework Agreement with Vietnam Oil and Gas Group (Petrovietnam). A press release issued by Aramco states that the agreement paves the way for potential cooperation spanning the storage, supply and trading of energy and petrochemical products, Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported. Aramco Downstream President Mohammed Al Qahtani commented: "This agreement lays the foundation for potential collaboration across the hydrocarbon value chain. We look forward to exploring multiple opportunities with Petrovietnam that complement Aramcos global downstream ambitions, contribute to Petrovietnams own strategy, and reinforce Asias importance in global energy and petrochemicals markets." For his part, Petrovietnam CEO Le Ngoc Son said: "The signing of the Collaboration Framework Agreement between Petrovietnam and Aramco is a strategic step, which is evidence of the strong cooperative relationship between Petrovietnam and Aramco in particular, and between the Soci alist Republic of Vietnam and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in general." Source: Qatar News Agency
Related Posts
Bahrain All Share Index marks 2,023.19 points
Manama, Bahrain All Share Index has closed at 2,023.19 points, marking a decrease of 7.07 points below the previous closing.
This decrease was due to the drop in the Communication Services Sector, Financial Sector and Material Sector.
Bahrain Islami…
UDC Signs Agreement to Sell 40% Stake in Qatar Cool to QIA
United Development Company (a Qatari public shareholding company) signed a conditional sale and purchase agreement with Investco Holding Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Qatar Investment Authority (QIA), worth QR 793.4 million, in exchange for 40…
Cabinet Praises the Speech of HH the Amir at the Opening Session of the Qatar Economic Forum
HE Sheikh Khalid bin Khalifa bin Abdulaziz Al Thani, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, chaired the regular meeting held yesterday by the Cabinet at its headquarters in the Amiri Diwan. At the beginning of the meeting, the Cabinet praised the spe…