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Pakistan Says Attacks on Gulf Energy Infrastructure 'Worrying' for Outlook

SourceAsharq Al-Awsat
Publié le17 octobre 2026 à 09:20
ThèmesÉnergie, Infrastructures, Sécurité & risques
Domaine d'interventionÉnergie
SecteurÉnergie
Zone géographiqueArabie saoudite, CCG

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Pakistan's finance minister on Saturday told AFP the country had so far withstood the shock from skyrocketing energy prices due to the Iran war, but that attacks on infrastructure in Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries were "worrying" for the country's…

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Pakistan Says Attacks on Gulf Energy Infrastructure 'Worrying' for Outlook

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