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The National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia (Bahri) has announced the successful trial commissioning of the first barge near the Port of Al Shuqaiq on the western coast of the kingdom in co-ordination with saline water conversion corporation (SWCC).
RIYADH: A Saudi-based provider of logistics and transportation services, Bahri, has started trial commissioning of the first floating desalination plant under its SR760 million ($203 million) deal with Saline Water Conversion Corp., or SWCC. The plant is located near the port of Al Shuqaiq on the Western coast of the Kingdom, Bahri said in a bourse statement on Sunday. Signed
As tensions rise in Yemen, oil markets may soon face a new geopolitical risk premium due to the potential of major oil outages in the region from the conflict
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Iran and the GCC: Prospects for a Grand Reconciliation by Sharmine Narwani (source: Cairo Review) Tuesday, May 11, 2021 Mired in turmoil from the Levant to the Persian Gulf, on the surface, the Middle East’s future has rarely looked this bleak. There is, however, an inherent value in hitting rock bottom, and that is the prospect of remaking it all from scratch. But to do so, there needs to be a unique constellation of actors, incentives, alliances, and opportunity. Today, that critical mix exists in the region; the only question is when and where it will give shape to the Mideast’s new direction.
Dubai — Saudi forces have intercepted and destroyed a bomb-laden unmanned surface vehicle (USV) off the Red Sea port of Yanbu, according to a statement issued by the kingdom's ministry of defense, the latest incident amid escalating tensions in the region. Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now "Investigations by competent authorities to obtain more details about this hostile act and determine the party responsible are ongoing," the statement, published by the Saudi Press Agency, said. "The Ministry of Defense undertakes and implements all rigorous procedures to tackle hostile acts targeting National Assets and Economic Installations."
Saudi crude keeps flowing to Red Sea as East\-West Pipeline repairs continue | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide hellenicshippingnews.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from hellenicshippingnews.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Houthi rebels once again arouse suspicion PHOTO/TOMMY CHIA/AIR PHOTO SG via AP - The Singapore-flagged tanker BW Rhine The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia indicated that the recent explosion of a Singaporean-flagged tanker while unloading in a Jeddah port on the Red Sea is a "terrorist act", which did not cause any casualties or material damage. The ship was attacked by "a ship bomb in the early minutes of Monday morning, which caused a small fire without anyone being injured," said an official source from the Saudi Ministry of Energy, as published by the official Saudi news agency SPA.
This undated photo released by AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHER SG shows the Singapore-flagged oil tanker BW Rhine. — AP RIYADH: A blast rocked a Singapore-flagged oil tanker at the Saudi port of Jeddah on Monday, the vessel’s owner said, with the kingdom saying it was struck by an explosives-laden boat in a “terrorist” assault. All 22 sailors aboard the tanker BW Rhine escaped unhurt in the blast, said Singapore-based shipping company Hafnia, which did not exclude the possibility of an oil spill. No group has so far claimed responsibility for the attack. “BW Rhine has been hit from an external source whilst discharging at Jeddah... causing an explosion and subsequent fire onboard,” Hafnia said in a statement.
Saudi Arabia reaffirms support to Pakistan ‘on all matters’ Envoy Nawaf Saeed Al Malkiy discusses bilateral relations with Gen Qamar at GHQ in Rawalpindi PHOTO: ISPR Saudi envoy Nawaf Saeed Al Malkiy called on army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa at the military’s headquarters in Rawalpindi and discussed matters of mutual interest, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in a statement on Tuesday. During the meeting matters of regional security situation and bilateral defence relations between the two brotherly countries were also discussed, it added. The Saudi ambassador reaffirmed the kingdom’s full support to Pakistan’s position on all matters, especially on regional issues, the communique said.