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SAMA Governor: Saudi Infrastructure Sustains Oil Supplies, Regional Trade Amid Conflict

ИсточникAsharq Al-Awsat
Опубликовано19 октября 2026 г. в 11:34
ТемыБанковское дело и финансы, Энергетика, Инфраструктура, Безопасность и риски
ПрактикаБанковское дело и финансы
ОтрасльФинансовые услуги
ЮрисдикцияСаудовская Аравия

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Saudi Arabia’s diversified energy infrastructure and logistics networks have enabled the Kingdom to maintain oil supplies and regional trade despite the widening economic fallout from the Middle East conflict, said Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) Governor Ayman…

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SAMA Governor: Saudi Infrastructure Sustains Oil Supplies, Regional Trade Amid Conflict

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