UAE explores third crude export pipeline to bypass Hormuz
Focus- Saudi Aramco reshuffles EPC preferences for gas pipeline tenders
- Egypt and Libya reassess pipeline plans amid financing and security concerns
- UAE: XRG's investment plans in Canada's natural gas and LNG sector
Saudi CP Mohammad on Red Sea stability in 2025
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Saudi CP Mohammad on Red Sea stability in 2025
Expected Saudi transition of power measures in 2025. UAE President Sheikh Mohammad on Israeli expansion in Syria and impact on normalization. Kuwaiti Emir Meshaal Al-Ahmad and internal stability prospects in 2025.
In Defense, UAE Minister Al-Mazrouei's agenda. The 2025 defense priorities for Saudi Defense Ministry and Egypt’s MoMP. From the UAE, updates on the: Mako deal, Sirb satellites project, Rafale F5 co-financing talks, and EDGE’s interest in acquiring Crowdfense.
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