Austerity helped push the economy into recession in the second quarter of 2017.
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The situation is complicated and likely to continue until the dust from the Kurdistan independence referendum settles.
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Aramco’s petrochemicals output is about 30 million tonnes a year from plants it owns and joint ventures in Saudi Arabia and abroad.
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Saudi Arabia will need huge financial and technical resources to build NEOM on the scale it envisages.
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Oil- and gas-rich Iran has also pledged to slow climate change by promoting cleaner energies.
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The state-controlled major recently sold a 30 percent stake in its giant Zohr gas field in Egypt to Rosneft.
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Khalid Al Falih welcomes increasing cooperation between Iraq and kingdom.
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The agreement comes amid tensions over Kurdish claims to sovereignty with reports of armed clashes between Kurdish forces and Iraqi government troops.
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Some of those investments failed to pan out and BP in 2011 wrote off its solar business.
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BP has a stake of nearly 20 percent in Rosneft and Dudley said he was very happy with the partnership and future projects.
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