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	Saudi Aramco World: About Us : Introduction
		Saudi Aramco, the oil company born as an international enterprise 75 years ago, distributes Saudi Aramco World to increase cross-cultural understanding.
		Saudi Aramco World is distributed without charge, upon request, to interested readers worldwide.
		Saudi Aramco World is published in Houston, Texas by Aramco Services Company, a subsidiary of Saudi Aramco.
	www.saudiaramcoworld.com /about.us (151 words)

	Saudi Aramco employees - Expatriate life - Saudi Arabia - Saudi Aramco retirees
		Saudi Aramco employees - Expatriate life - Saudi Arabia - Saudi Aramco retirees
		Saudi Aramco is embarking on a project to build a major Cultural Center in the Dhahran area, as a contribution to the people of Saudi Arabia and the world in the context of the company's 75th Anniversary in 2008.
		"Aramco" is a registered trademark of Saudi Aramco
	www.aramcoexpats.com (0 words)

	Saudi Aramco - MedHunters
		Saudi Aramco employees and their dependents comprise the 360,000 patient population.
		The ARAMCO Hospital is particularly popular because of its proximity to the sea coast and excellent recreational facilities.
		The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is about one third the size of the continental U.S. The terrain varies including coastal plains to towering mountains, high plateaus, gently rolling plains and white sandy beaches.
	www.medhunters.com /employer/19682.html (386 words)

	Saudi Aramco
		Saudi Aramco is the largest oil producing company in the world, and controls the largest proven crude oil reserves in the world.
		Saudi Aramco produced 3.15 billion barrels of crude oil in 2004, of which 2.5 billion barrels were exported.
		Saudi Aramco's operations covers about two thirds of the total territory of Saudi Arabia, with 1.5 million km² including territorial waters in the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea.
	i-cias.com /e.o/saudi_aramco.htm (378 words)

	Saudi Arabia energy oil information (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Saudi Arabia is keen to protect the environmental safety of the Persian Gulf and Red Sea, and the Saudi petroleum industry--led by Saudi Aramco, the state oil company--has contributed to environmental protection through safety measures, early warning systems against possible leakage, and advanced methods to control and contain any pollution.
		Saudi Aramco's Environmental Conservation Policy directs that the company not create undue risks to the environment, and that operations be carried out with concern for protection of the land, air, and water.
		Saudi Arabia is a signatory to the London Protocol, which calls for phasing out chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) gases harmful to the ozone layer by 2010, and Aramco, in keeping with the protocol on ozone-depleting substances, has been identifying its CFC-based cooling systems and converting them to alternative compounds.
	www.eia.doe.gov /emeu/cabs/saudenv.html (2841 words)

	Saudi Aramco: A Global Presence for Oil Market Stability
		As Saudi Aramco was in the process of recommissioning oil wells, gas-oil separator plants and associated gas-compression and crude handling facilities, the Gulf Crisis of 1990-91 resulted in the loss of 4.6 million bpd of crude exports in the international embargo on Iraq and occupied Kuwait.
		Saudi Aramco is to supply 90 percent of the refinery's crude oil requirements.
		Saudi Aramco's status as the world's largest integrated oil company was strengthened on July 1, 1993, with a royal decree which merged into the company all of the Kingdom's state-owned refining, product-distribution and marketing operations, as well as the Government's half-interest in three joint-venture refineries.
	saudiembassy.net /Publications/magspring96/aramco.html (2880 words)

	MENAFN - Middle East North Africa . Financial Network News: Saudi Aramco actively participated in the First Saudi ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Saudi Aramco actively participated in the First Saudi Arabian International Gas Conference, held from May 15 to 17, 2004, at the Eastern Province Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Dammam.
		Saudi Aramco's participation in the conference came just as the company released details on plans to provide additional hydrocarbons for more than 30 major industrial projects under way throughout Saudi Arabia, with a total project value of more than $30 billion.
		Saudi Aramco was a major sponsor of the conference, and had a display available throughout the conference for attendees to learn more about Saudi Aramco's scope of operations, capabilities, and involvement in the Kingdom's vibrant gas sector.
	www.menafn.com /qn_news_story_s.asp?StoryId=51204 (704 words)

	Power Technology - Saudi Aramco Cogeneration Plants, Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia
		Saudi Aramco has awarded International Power and Saudi Oger the contract to develop, own and operate four cogeneration plants in Saudi Arabia.
		Natural gas will be supplied by Saudi Aramco and the power and steam generated by the plants will be used by Saudi Aramco for its processing plants.
		Saudi Aramco will use the power and steam generated by the plants for consumption in its processing plants.
	www.power-technology.com /projects/saudi_aramco (811 words)

	Saudi Aramco, Dow to sign new plant MOU soon \| Reuters
		DAMMAM, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Saudi Aramco expects to sign an agreement with U.S. company Dow Chemical Co (DOW.N: Quote, Profile, Research) for a $15 billion petrochemical plant at Ras Tanura in early 2007, an Aramco official said on Sunday.
		Aramco also expects to raise debt of upwards of $10 billion for the project, in which it plans to float 30 percent to the public, said project official Fayez al-Sharef.
		Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, is expanding its industrial sector in a bid to diversify its oil-based economy.
	www.reuters.com /article/idUSL1943866420061119 (530 words)

	SAUDI ARAMCO'S REFINING INTERESTS AND THE UPGRADE AT RAS TANURA REFINERY
		Saudi Aramco is a major participant in four refining and marketing joint ventures located outside of Saudi Arabia: Star Enterprise in the United Sates, SsangYong Oil Refining Company in the Republic of Korea, Petron Corporation in the Philippines, and Motor Oil (Hellas) in Greece.
		Saudi Aramco is committed to the long-term success of its international joint ventures as evidenced by its support for economically justified major improvement projects in each joint venture.
		Saudi Aramco entered the field of refining in 1941 with a 150 MTPY or 3 MBPD refinery at Ras Tanura.
	www.worldenergy.org /wec-geis/publications/default/tech_papers/17th_congress/1_3_20.asp (1623 words)

	PBS - frontline: saudi time bomb?: saudi arabia
		Saudi Arabia gains strategic importance during World War II Although Saudi Arabia officially maintained neutrality through most of the war, the U.S. began to court the kingdom as it realized the strategic importance of Saudi oil reserves.
		Saudi Arabia and the United States were close allies during the crisis and war that followed the surprise Iraqi invasion of Kuwait on August 2, 1990.
		Saudi Arabia issued a statement on the day of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, calling them "regrettable and inhuman." As of mid-November, the Bush administration has continued to publicly praise Saudi support for the war on terrorism.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/saudi/etc/cron.html (2437 words)

	BindView - Saudi Aramco (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A fully integrated, international oil company, Saudi Aramco is committed to providing the reliable energy supplies the world needs for continued prosperity and development.
		Saudi Aramco is responsible for 99 percent of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's proved crude oil reserves of 259.1 billion - about a quarter of the world's total - and manages virtually all of the Kingdom's enormous hydrocarbon enterprise.
		A Saudi Aramco IT executive recalls, "The server migration was completed in less than the allotted time, shifting the critical migration path from servers to workstations and other less complex tasks.
	www.bindview.com /Resources/CaseStudies/saudiaramco.cfm (456 words)

	Saudi oil firm seeks private security - The Washington Times: World - June 14, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Executives with Saudi Arabia's largest oil company, frustrated with the failure of Saudi security forces to protect their employees, want the company to hire private security workers as is done in Iraq, according to confidential e-mails between Saudi Aramco officials.
		The Saudi Aramco executives acknowledged in their e-mails that the hiring of Nepalese Gurkhas or of retired U.S. and British commandos would violate Saudi laws, but argued that those laws must be changed if the country is to prevail over terrorism.
		The Aramco executives say in their e-mails that security at Saudi Aramco residential facilities "is completely inadequate against the type of attack that occurred" two weeks earlier at a residential compound in Khobar, where 22 persons were killed.
	www.washtimes.com /world/20040614-123630-5304r.htm (937 words)

	Saudi Aramco
		Saudi Aramco is more than just an oil producer; they are a fully integrated international oil company, manufacturing and marketing an extensive range of petroleum products around the world.
		As Saudi Aramco grows, however, employees are being assigned to the Central and Western Regions of the Kingdom.
		Saudi Aramco encourages teamwork whilst promoting individual initiative and a proactive approach to the job at hand.
	www.oilcareers.com /content/coprofile/Saudi_Aramco.htm (540 words)

	Saudi Arabia Oil
		Saudi Aramco says its dominance in world oil markets will grow because, "if required," it can expand its capacity to 12 million barrels a day or more by "making necessary investments," according to written responses to questions submitted by The New York Times.
		The average decline rate in Saudi Aramco's mature fields — Ghawar and a few others — "is in the range of 8 percent per year," without additional remediation, according to the company's statement.
		Saudi Aramco, in its written response to questions, defended the use of the pumps at Abu Safah and its ability to manage the water after 37 years of production.
	healthandenergy.com /saudi_arabia_oil.htm (2028 words)

	Saudi Arabia Country Analysis Brief
		Saudi Arabia is the world's leading oil producer and exporter, and its location in the politically volatile Gulf region adds an element of concern for its major customers, including the United States.
		Aramco estimates that the average total depletion for Saudi oil fields is 28 percent, with the giant Ghawar field having produced 48 percent of its proved reserves.
		Saudi Arabia had stated that it wanted AOC and Japan to increase their investments in Saudi Arabia (including more than $1 billion in a railway linking remote mining areas to export terminals), as well as their purchases of Saudi oil, as a condition for renewal of AOC's drilling rights in the Divided Zone.
	www.eia.doe.gov /emeu/cabs/saudi.html (6584 words)

	Saudi Aramco: Summary Chronography - The Saudi Arabia Information Resource
		Saudi Government acquires 100 percent participation interest in Aramco, purchasing almost all of the company's assets.
		Saudi Arabian Oil Company, or Saudi Aramco, is established.
		Saudi Aramco President and CEO Ali I. Al-Naimi is named the Kingdom's Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources.
	www.saudinf.com /main/d199.htm (351 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Business -- Saudi Aramco eyes plans for capacity rise after '09
		DAMMAM, Saudi Arabia – State oil company Saudi Aramco is evaluating projects to boost crude oil production capacity beyond a target of 12.5 million barrels per day (bpd) by 2009, a senior Aramco official said Monday.
		Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, has fast-tracked oilfield expansion plans to raise output capacity and maintain spare capacity of at least 1.5 million bpd to meet growing world demand or cover unexpected shortfalls in supply.
		Saudi Arabia has increased its output capacity to 11.3 million bpd and additional increments are scheduled to be completed by 2009 to lift capacity to 12.5 million bpd.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/business/20061120-1145-energy-saudi-oilfields.html (527 words)

	SUSRIS - Business Leaders - Saudi Aramco
		Among participants was president and CEO Abdallah S. Jum'ah, who brought Saudi Aramco senior executives to Shaybah in October 2003 for a planning session to shape a vision of the company's strategic imperatives.
		When Saudi Aramco and private sector executives arrived at Shaybah Cafe they were asked to write their titles on a piece of paper -- and then toss it into the waste basket.
		The Shaybah Cafe was organized by the Saudi Aramco chapter of the Society for Organizational Learning (SoL), a group dedicated to using the concepts of organizational learning to help organizations maximize their potential.
	www.saudi-us-relations.org /articles/2004/ioi/040913-shaybah-cafe.html (2705 words)

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		Saudi Aramco seeks world-class employees who will empower the company to meet the energy demand of mankind in the new millennium.
		Saudi Aramco makes every effort to house its employees in comfortable, efficient homes that are built, managed and maintained by the company...
		People considering employment with Saudi Aramco typically want to know what it is like to live in Saudi Arabia.
	www.jobsataramco.com /eu (152 words)

	Saudi Aramco \| Company Profiles (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Saudi Aramco is the largest company in the Middle East, and entirely state-owned.
		It can hardly be controversial to say that many people inside Saudi Aramco were strongly opposed to this incursion into their territory.
		In the mid-1970s Saudi Aramco invested in the master gas-gathering scheme which made use of gas that was previously flared.
	www.ameinfo.com /28222.html (660 words)

	Saudi Aramco eyes new refinery MoUs by end May - Boston.com
		Saudi Aramco said on Monday it hopes to sign deals with Total and ConocoPhillips for two new refineries in the kingdom by the end of May.
		Buainain also said that the Saudi Arabia state oil company, together with its partners, would spend $50 billion over the next five years to boost refining capacity at home and abroad.
		Another Aramco official said in March that the firm may expand Ras Tanura and Yanbu plants by 100,000 bpd each, adding that the expansions could happen by 2009 or 2010.
	www.boston.com /news/world/middleeast/articles/2006/05/01/saudi_aramco_hopes_to_sign_mous_with_total_conocophillips (461 words)

	Saudi Aramco (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Saudi Aramco today signed a contract with Belgium dredging contractor Jan De Nul to help develop the 900,000 barrel per day (bpd) Manifa offshore oil field.
		Saudi Aramco, the world's largest oil company, and WellDynamics, the leading provider of intelligent upstream completion technology, today announced that they are jointly developing a range of new technologies for multizone, multilateral intelligent completions.
		The intricate relationship between future supply and demand, and Saudi Aramco's attention and commitment to reliably satisfying the future energy needs of Japan and Asia, was the message delivered recently at the Japan Cooperation Center, Petroleum (JCCP) in Tokyo.
	www.ameinfo.com /news/Company_News/S/Saudi_Aramco (443 words)

	USATODAY.com - Saudi fields are vital to world's oil supply (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Various Saudi authorities have blamed al Qaeda, a Saudi fugitive who was believed to be in London, "Zionists" and other "external elements." The attack was an inside job: Three of the four militants worked in Yanbu's oil sector and used their company passes to slip into petrochemical facilities there.
		Al Qaeda — and Saudi militant groups sympathetic to it — has targeted the kingdom's oil assets as a means of bringing down the House of Saud, which has ruled the country since the 1920s.
		Saudi mosques have become recruiting and training grounds for the radicals, says Ali Al-Ahmed, director of the Saudi Institute, a pro-democracy group in Washington.
	www.usatoday.com /money/world/2004-05-10-saudi-oil_x.htm (1145 words)

	Saudi Aramco Dismisses Alarm, Highlights Potential
		The track record is there," Saudi Aramco's Abdul-Baqi, who has been with the state company for more than 30 years, told the conference.
		Aramco projects volumes of "oil initially in place" to reach 900 billion bbl by 2025 -- 700 billion bbl of already discovered oil and 200 billion bbl of undiscovered oil.
		He noted that the water cut in the giant Ghawar field, which at 5 million b/d is by far the world's largest oil producer, has actually declined to 33% because of technological improvements.
	www.piwpubs.com /DocumentDetail.asp?document_id=120418 (738 words)

	Saudi Aramco inaugurate SAP
		Abdullah S. Jum‘ah, Saudi Aramco president and CEO and a staunch supporter of the SAP implementation, pronounced the Big Bang a significant milestone in the company's history.
		For example, a purchasing transaction performed by Aramco Services Co. in Houston in Materials Management automatically produces accounting transactions within Financial Accounting and Controlling in Dhahran In addition to the implementation of all core SAP modules is the parallel implementation of e-procurement, ebanking and e-cataloging services.
		Saudi Aramco Vice President of Information Technology Ibrahim Mishari said: “It is a job well-done, but there is more on the horizon.
	www.saudia-online.com /press/press2002/jan02/press04.shtml (947 words)

	Saudi-American Forum - Saudi Arabia's Oil Reserves - Saudi Arabia Relations Information
		As of 2004, Saudi Aramco has established its oil reserves at 260 billion barrels, which is approximately 25% of the world's proven oil reserves.
		During my own tenure at Saudi Aramco as the senior executive in charge of exploration and production, we undertook numerous initiatives to improve the accuracy and reliability of these estimates.
		Al-Husseini was a member of the Saudi Aramco Management Committee from 1992 until his retirement and was elected a member of its board in 1996.
	www.saudi-american-forum.org /Newsletters2004/SAF_Item_Of_Interest_2004_05_27.htm (2523 words)

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