Aramco signs $10 billion worth of cooperation deals

NEW YORK / WAM

Saudi Aramco announced commercial cooperation worth over $10 billion with 14 American companies during Saudi-US CEOs forum in New York.
Saudi Aramco on Wednesday participated in the event to promote bilateral business and cooperation between the two countries. The forum was scheduled to coincide with the official visit to the United States by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
During the forum a number of cooperation arrangements and prospective commercial collaborations were discussed.
Speaking at the forum, Saudi Aramco President & CEO Amin Nasser said: “The growth of Saudi Aramco’s operations and the strategic roll out of Saudi Vision 2030 will provide multiple opportunities for strengthening our collaboration and partnerships, not only in the oil and gas, refining and chemicals sector but also includes digital technologies and cooperation in the field of environmental conservation, climate change and the development of innovation through the establishment of relations with a group of leading American institutions in the academic, research and cultural, which are among the best in the world.
“We are also looking at cooperation in infrastructure, manufacturing and services industries; all of which the United States is distinguished for, and critical to managing and operating as well as growing an enterprise of Saudi Aramco’s scale.”