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Tough Times for the Saudi Property Market, Study Shows
- September 14,2018
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Arabia’s Real Estate Market was one of only seven worldwide to show annual price declines in 2Q 2018, according to results released by the Knight Frank Global House Price Index as reported in ArabianBusiness.com. The property market in Saudi Arabia saw a 1.3 percent fall in prices in 2Q 2018, compared with a global […]
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The Star-Studded Line-Up of Speakers for October’s Future Investment Initiative (FII)
- September 7,2018
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- SUSTG Team
The Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) annual Future Investment Initiative conference has listed an impressive roster of confirmed speakers for the event, taking place on October 23-25 in Riyadh. The second-annual Future Investment Initiative (FII) will be held on October 23-25 in Saudi Arabiaand “serve as a platform to drive expert-led debate, discussion, and partnerships among the […]
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Report: Saudi Arabia Eyes Oil Port in Eastern Yemen near Oman
- August 21,2018
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Arabia is reportedly eying a new oil port to be built in Yemen’s southeast al-Mahra governorate, near Oman, where Saudi-led coalition troops are present, the energy-focused website oilprice.com reports. Saudi Arabia-based marine construction company Huta Marine has sent a letter to the Saudi ambassador to Yemen in which it thanks the official for the opportunity to […]
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C3 U.S. – Arab Healthcare & Business Summit 2018 Set for Monday September 24th in New York City
- August 15,2018
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- SUSTG Team
The C3 U.S. – Arab Healthcare & Business Summit 2018 will assemble business leaders, policy makers, educators and healthcare professionals from the Arab world and the United States to bolster and promote U.S. and Arab world initiatives that are focused on the most up-to-date healthcare topics including infrastructure, the shift from communicable diseases, the future […]
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s Speaks with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman
- August 14,2018
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- SUSTG Team
Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo spoke today with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman by phone to discuss several regional issues, according to a statement released by the State Department. Secretary Pompeo “thanked the Crown Prince for Saudi Arabia’s support for northeast Syria’s urgent stabilization needs, its engagement with the Iraqi government, and its […]
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Saudi Ambassador to the US Prince Khalid Bin Salman Visits CENTCOM in Florida
- August 3,2018
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Ambassador to the United States Prince Khalid bin Salman visited the US Central Command (CENTCOM) headquarters in Tampa, Florida this week to meet with top U.S. military officials and Saudi officers stationed at the facility, Arab News reports. The Ambassador, a former F-15 pilot and tactical intelligence officer in the Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF), held […]
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Report: Saudi Delegation of Companies Led by Ministry of Economy and Planning Set to Visit New York
- July 19,2018
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- SUSTG Team
The Saudi Ministry of Economy and Planning (MEP) will lead a delegation comprising of a “number of government and private-sector entities and representatives of charitable associations” to the United States to present a review of the country’s progress on sustainable development, according to reports. The delegation will participate in the UN’s High-level Political Forum on […]
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Will Uber and Careem Merge?
- July 5,2018
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- SUSTG Team
San Francisco-based Uber Technologies Inc. and Dubai-based Careem Networks FZ are in preliminary talks to combine their Middle Eastern ride-hailing services, according to reports, in a merger that would create one dominant presence in the market and avoid a potentially costly rivalry. Bloomberg reports that the two companies have discussed a potential merger but the companies have only discussed […]
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Privatization and Vision 2030: Report Looks at Opportunities, Challenges for Saudi Arabia’s Ambitious Plans
- June 12,2018
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- SUSTG Team
A recently released Jadwa Investment report lays out in detail Saudi Arabia’s ambitious privatization plans as part of its Vision 2030 economic and social reform program and identifies opportunities and challenges for decision-makers. The research report, entitled “Privatization and Vision 2030” which was emailed in a note to investors by Jadwa’s head of research Dr. Fahad Alturki, […]
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Report: Trump Requested Saudi Oil Support Before Iran Nuclear Decision
- June 8,2018
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- SUSTG Team
A day before President Trump withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal, one of his senior officials phoned key ally Saudi Arabia to ask the world’s largest oil exporter to help keep prices stable if the decision disrupted supply, Reuters reports. As Reuters reports, although the U.S. and Saudi Arabia are close allies, rarely has the United States put […]
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Global Oil Markets: ChinaRussia Pips Saudi Arabia in Race to Grab China Oil Market Share
Russia surpassed Saudi Arabia to become China’s top crude supplier as the fight for market share in the world’s second-largest oil consumer intensifies.
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Saudi-ChinaSaudi Arabia and China Drift Apart on Oil
One country looms over Saudi Arabia’s current pump-till-it-slumps oil strategy: China. Resurgent U.S. oil output has raised global supply. But China has long been the gorilla on the demand side, accounting for 48% of the increase in global oil consumption in the past decade.
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Saudi-ChinaChina’s ICBC opens first branch in Saudi Arabia
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd (ICBC) , the world's biggest bank by assets, said on Thursday it has opened a branch in Riyadh, becoming the first Chinese bank with a retail presence in Saudi Arabia.
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Saudi Oil Exports: ChinaSaudi Oil Supply Outpaces Rivals in Grab for Record China Demand
China’s imports from the Middle East producer jumped 37 percent from a year earlier to the highest level since July 2013, according to customs data. The world’s biggest crude exporter was the No. 1 supplier to the Asian nation, accounting for 17.4 percent of its overseas purchases, up from 15.1 percent in March. The next three largest sellers -- Russia, Iran and Angola -- lost market share.
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Saudi Oil PolicySaudi turns to China as oil exports to US drop
The last time that Saudi crude exports to the US averaged less than 1m b/d for a significant period was 2009, when the financial crisis had slashed demand for crude. There have been individual months when imports have fallen below that milestone level, but not for a prolonged period.
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PakistanDefying royal request: China helped Pakistan ‘weather the storm’ over Yemen
The officials, who requested not to be identified, said the unveiling of $46 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor by President Xi Xinping was one of the factors that helped Islamabad to persevere despite immense pressure from Riyadh even after a unanimous resolution of parliament.
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PakistanChina Is Building a $46B Railroad Through Pakistan’s Insurgency
A new 1,500-mile network of highways, rails and oil pipelines will run through one of the world’s most dangerous regions, Pakistan’s volatile Balochistan province
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Saudi Aramco: ChinaSaudi Aramco wants to boost supply to China
“We see our energy supply potentially doubling at one point of time as China’s energy demand grows,” he said. The firm supplied about 13% of China’s crude-oil demand last year, according to government data.
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Saudi - ChinaChina-Saudi Arabia trade hits $71 billion
The two-way trade exchange between Saudi Arabia and China amounted to $71.3 billion in 2014, the kingdom’s finance minister reveals.
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The Middle East and ChinaThe Middle East and China
China remains cautious about the Middle East even as an energy source. West Asia and North Africa have received much less Chinese investment than their energy resources would justify. The relatively low level of Chinese commitment is, in part, a reflection of the fact that national oil companies like Saudi Aramco (from which China buys a fifth of all the oil it imports) have no need of foreign partners and offer them no significant openings to invest except in refineries dedicated to importing their oil. Africa and South America have proven both more hospitable and easier for Chinese companies to understand. But China’s attention deficit when it comes to the Middle East also reflects misgivings about the region.
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