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Prince Saud is the Chairman of the Royal Commission of Jubail and Yanbu a government body that manages and promotes the industry, and according to him, the government's focus on diversification has resulted in Saudi Arabia becoming the 10th largest petrochemicals producer in the world.
Faisal J. Abbas: Saudi Arabia's Biggest Challenge Doesn't Come from Abroad Faisal J. Abbas 2011
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Eight years ago I was living and working in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, and al Jubail, a city in Saudi Arabia on the Persian Gulf.
Paul Heroux: Lessons From Saudi Arabia: 8 Years Later Paul Heroux 2011
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An oil refinery in Saudi Arabia image courtesy of the Royal Commission of Jubail and Yanbu
Faisal J. Abbas: Saudi Arabia's Biggest Challenge Doesn't Come from Abroad Faisal J. Abbas 2011
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The partners will spend around $12 billion building the plant, located at Jubail on Saudi Arabia's Persian Gulf coast, producing high-margin chemicals and plastics for fast-growing Asian and Middle East markets, with another $8 billion earmarked for third-party investors and contingencies.
Dow, Aramco Set Chemicals Venture Doug Cameron 2011
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Eight years ago I was living and working in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, and al Jubail, a city in Saudi Arabia on the Persian Gulf.
Paul Heroux: Lessons From Saudi Arabia: 8 Years Later Paul Heroux 2011
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An oil refinery in Saudi Arabia image courtesy of the Royal Commission of Jubail and Yanbu
Faisal J. Abbas: Saudi Arabia's Biggest Challenge Doesn't Come from Abroad Faisal J. Abbas 2011
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Prince Saud is the Chairman of the Royal Commission of Jubail and Yanbu a government body that manages and promotes the industry, and according to him, the government's focus on diversification has resulted in Saudi Arabia becoming the 10th largest petrochemicals producer in the world.
Faisal J. Abbas: Saudi Arabia's Biggest Challenge Doesn't Come from Abroad Faisal J. Abbas 2011
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Saudi Aramco, the world's biggest oil company, and Dow Chemical last month signed a joint-venture shareholders' agreement to build the complex in Jubail.
Dow Chemical Forms JV With Saudi Aramco Summer Said 2011
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Jubail on the Persian Gulf coast and Yanbu on the Red Sea are testament to Saudi Arabia's ongoing diversification efforts.
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This will involve the mining of bauxite in northeast Saudi Arabia, taking it by train to Ras Al Zour, north of Jubail on the Persian Gulf, and converting it into aluminum in a giant smelter.
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