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The Report: Saudi Arabia 2022 - Oxford Business Group

Saudi Arabia has undergone significant reforms to foster growth and diversification. While some initiatives were delayed during the Covid-19 pandemic, progress in areas such as the digital economy accelerated. Aided by elevated oil prices in 2022, strategies underlined in Vision 2030 continue moving forwards, and the Kingdom today presents ample opportunities for foreign investors, underpinned by efforts to boost private sector participation in the economy.
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Court halts termination of indigenous contractors' deal by SPDC | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Nigeria — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

A Rivers State High Court sitting in Port Harcourt has re-affirmed the order for the Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) to stop the termination of the GSA Logistics Services Contracts handled by indigenous contractors from oil host communities in the region.
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Saudi Arabia climbs 17 places on the World Bank's logistics index

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia has jumped 17 places to claim 38th rank in the World Bankโ€™s Logistics Performance Index 2023, as the Kingdom consolidates its national logistics strategy to become a regional hub. This quick elevation comes within a very short span of time as Saudi Arabia ranked 55th in 2018 and barely edged up from its 52nd rank in 2014 listings in the index that has 139
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Nigerian Court Orders Shell Petroleum Not To Stop Award Of Logistics Contracts To Indigenous Contractors

A Rivers State High Court on Thursday ordered Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) not to terminate GSA Logistics Contracts awarded to indigenous contractors in the Niger Delta in Nigeria. The court sitting in Port Harcourt reaffirmed the order for SPDC to stop the process of termination of the GSA Logistics Services Contracts handled by indigenous contractors from oil-rich communities in the region. ย 
Niger Delta Nigeria General Port Harcourt Alabo Datelima Membere Godknows Ologbolo Logistics Services Contract

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