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[Title] => Saudi oil chief pledges to offset shortfalls
[Summary] => Saudi Arabia's oil minister said Wednesday that his country and other oil exporters are ready to offset any shortfalls in supply because of market volatility — an apparent reference to showdowns with Iran over its nuclear program.
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[Title] => Saudi Arabia mulling petrochem plant, expanded refinery in RP
[Summary] => Saudi Arabia is considering expanding an oil refinery in Bataan or Mindanao and building a naphtha-cracking petrochemical plant in another part of the country, Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. said yesterday.
He said this information was relayed to him by Saudi oil minister Ali Al-Naimi, who was honored with the Congressional Medal of Achievement by De Venecia and other House leaders during his visit on Monday.
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[Title] => Saudi Arabia to help ease oil price hike
[Summary] => Saudi Arabia, the world’s leading oil exporter, gave assurances to the Philippines and other developing countries that it was doing all it could to stabilize world oil prices so as not to hamper development efforts of struggling economies.
President Arroyo said yesterday that Saudi Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Ali Ibrahim Bin Al-Naimi personally informed her of the Kingdom’s word during the oil minister’s visit to the Palace.
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[Title] => Saudi Aramco reaffirms its 40% investment in Petron
[Summary] => Saudi Arabia Oil Co. (Saudi Aramco) has no plans of divesting its 40 percent share in publicly-listed Petron Corp.
Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Ali Bin Ibrahim Al-Naimi, in an interview with reporters after his meeting with Department of Energy (DOE) officials yesterday, said they intend to hold on to their stake in Petron.
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He said this information was relayed to him by Saudi oil minister Ali Al-Naimi, who was honored with the Congressional Medal of Achievement by De Venecia and other House leaders during his visit on Monday.
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President Arroyo said yesterday that Saudi Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Ali Ibrahim Bin Al-Naimi personally informed her of the Kingdom’s word during the oil minister’s visit to the Palace.
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