Ras Al Khaimah Ends China Tour With 11 Agreements, Including Marjan Pact With China Road and Bridge and Bank of China Framework

Ras Al Khaimah signed 11 agreements during a week-long official visit to China led by Ruler Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi, ending the trip with a friendship agreement with Fujian Province.

Ras Al Khaimah Ends China Tour With 11 Agreements, Including Marjan Pact With China Road and Bridge and Bank of China Framework

Ras Al Khaimah signed 11 agreements during a week-long official visit to China led by Ruler Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi, ending the trip with a friendship agreement with Fujian Province.

QatarEnergy in Talks to Buy Up to 3 Million Tons a Year of LNG From Woodside’s Louisiana Plant, Reuters Reports

QatarEnergy is in talks with Woodside Energy to buy up to 3 million metric tons a year of LNG from its Louisiana LNG plant under construction, three people with knowledge of the negotiations told Reuters.

SLB Says Middle East Revenue Rose 13% to $1.9 Billion in Third Quarter, Wins Five-Year Contracts From PDO and Kuwait Oil Company

SLB said its Middle East revenue rose 13% from the previous quarter to about $1.9 billion in the third quarter as activity recovered, and disclosed new contracts from Petroleum Development Oman and Kuwait Oil Company.

QatarEnergy in Talks to Buy Up to 3 Million Tons a Year of LNG From Woodside’s Louisiana Plant, Reuters Reports

QatarEnergy is in talks with Woodside Energy to buy up to 3 million metric tons a year of LNG from its Louisiana LNG plant under construction, three people with knowledge of the negotiations told Reuters.

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