ARAMCO CHEMICALS COMPANY
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2025-01-04 (blogdopedlowski.com)
‘Ironic’: climate-driven sea level rise will flood major oil ports, study shows |
Ports, including those in Saudi Arabia and the US, are expected to be seriously damaged by one meter of sea level rise Saudi Aramco's Ras Tanura oil refinery and oil terminal. Photograph: Ahmed Jadallah/Reuters By Damian Carrington for "The Guardian" Rising sea levels caused by the climate crisis will burden many…
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2024-12-27 (lifo.gr)
Climate crisis: Rising sea levels threaten oil ports | LiFO
Rising sea levels due to the climate crisis will inundate many of the world's biggest oil ports, according to an analysis.
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2024-12-06 (freepressjournal.in)
From Reviving Mega Projects To Handling Financial And Water Crisis: Tough Decisions Ahead For Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis
Fadnavis Agenda: With changed role, the chief minister has to do a lot to restore public confidence
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2024-10-21 (infobae.com)
More than a hundred players ask FIFA to end its sponsorship with the Saudi company Aramco
More than 100 footballers from different nations urge FIFA to end its partnership with Aramco, highlighting concerns over human rights, the climate crisis and the image of women's football
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2024-10-21 (valenciadiari.com)
More than a hundred players are asking FIFA to end its sponsorship with the Saudi company Aramco
More than 100 footballers from 24 countries have signed a letter to FIFA demanding that it end its sponsorship deal with Aramco. The letter highlights that Aramco is responsible for the climate crisis and should not sponsor football, urging FIFA to reconsider the deal.
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2024-10-17 (alriyadh.com)
Terrorist attack... Satan's arms aim to destroy the world
Experts and specialists confirmed that the Houthi targeting of Aramco facilities in Dawadmi and Afif proves to the whole world that the Houthis are a criminal Iranian arm, and that Tehran and its hostile regime are working to implement a satanic agenda and destructive plans aimed at dismantling countries, striking the economy, and spreading chaos, which necessitates rapid and strong international intervention against these catastrophic risks, stressing.
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2024-09-27 (yemen-window.com)
The Transitional Council comments on the Aramco terrorist incident: We are ready for the order of the King of Firmness and Determination
The Transitional Council comments on the Aramco terrorist incident: We are ready for the order of the King of Firmness and Determination
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2024-09-14 (argaam.com)
The President of Aramco during his visit to the Abqaiq and Khurais plants: Today we are stronger than ever
Saudi Aramco CEO, Engineer Amin Al-Nasser, visited the company's two factories in Baqaiqoukhrais, which were subjected to a terrorist attack at the beginning of last week. and
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2024-08-22 (as.com)
Cristiano-influenced crisis in Saudi Arabia as ‘state’ teams cause imbalance
While PIF clubs are lavishing money on every player, an unprecedented crisis is breaking out in the rest of the Roshn Saudi League.
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2024-08-21 (aurora-israel.co.il)
OPEC's dilemma in facing the oil price crisis
OPEC's dilemma in facing the oil price crisis
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2024-08-05 (gulfnews.com)
In UAE, DFM and ADX drop as investor fears grow over Middle East crisis reaching boiling point
Asian markets are in the red as multiple factors weigh on investors
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2024-06-20 (aawsat.com)
The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques receives a call from the King of Jordan
The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, received a phone call yesterday from King Abdullah II bin Al Hussein, King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, during which he expressed his country’s condemnation of the terrorist act that targeted two Aramco plants in Abqaiq and Khurais Governorate in Saudi Arabia. King Abdullah II confirmed, during
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