Saudi prince unveils sweeping plans to end 'addiction' to oil
RIYADH (Reuters) - The powerful young prince overseeing Saudi Arabia’s economy unveiled ambitious plans on Monday aimed at ending the kingdom’s “addiction” to oil and transforming it into a global investment power. (L-R) Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, Saudi King Salman, and Saudi Arabia's Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman stand together after Saudi Arabia's cabinet agrees to implemen
Ayman Asfari on Petrofac's road to Damascus
Jump to navigation 'This is not a sunset industry, and I have told David Cameron and George Osborne that.” Ayman Asfari, chief executive of Petrofac, is in the office of the deputy prime minister of Syria. He is in the country to open a new training facility built by the UK oil and gas engineering company. He will also look at the soon-to-be-completed $350m (£218m) Petrofac gas plant in Elba in th
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