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Aramco signs deals worth $27.5bn with suppliersSaudi Aramco, the kingdom's oil giant, has signed 31 commercial collaborations with a total value of $27.5 billion with suppliers at the annual In Kingdom Total Value Add (IKTVA) Forum in Dhahran. Saudi Ara More… |
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Aramco signs deals worth $27.5bn with suppliersSaudi Aramco, the kingdom's oil giant, has signed 31 commercial collaborations with a total value of $27.5 billion with suppliers at the annual In Kingdom Total Value Add (IKTVA) Forum in Dhahran. Saudi Ara More… |
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Aramco highlights IKTVA programme’s successMore than 400 companies supplying 24 commodities are currently partners in Saudi Aramco’s In-Kingdom Total Value Add (IKTVA) programme. The companies work with the energy and chemicals giant to drive domestic value creation More… |
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Aramco highlights IKTVA programme’s successMore than 400 companies supplying 24 commodities are currently partners in Saudi Aramco’s In-Kingdom Total Value Add (IKTVA) programme. The companies work with the energy and chemicals giant to drive domestic value creation More… |
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Aramco to hold 4th IKTVA forum on MondaySaudi Aramco, a global petroleum and natural gas company, will hold its 4th annual forum for the In-Kingdom Total Value Add (IKTVA) programme on November 26-27 at the Dhahran Expo Centre in Dammam. Held under the patronage of HRH More… |
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Saudi Arabia plans $400bn spend on IKTVA programmeSaudi Arabia plans to spend more than SR1.5 trillion ($400 billion) on its In Kingdom Total Value Add (IKTVA) programme in the next 10 years with plans to prepare 360,000 trainees for the labour market by 2030. IKTVA was designed More… |
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Saudi Arabia plans $400bn spend on IKTVA programmeSaudi Arabia plans to spend more than SR1.5 trillion ($400 billion) on its In Kingdom Total Value Add (IKTVA) programme in the next 10 years with plans to prepare 360,000 trainees for the labour market by 2030. IKTVA was designed More… |
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Aramco seeks 70pc localisation of content by 2021Saudi Aramco has called for increased efforts to reach 70 per cent locally supplied content by 2021 as it signed a raft of MoUs and contracts with local suppliers and international partners. The call came yeste More… |
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Aramco seeks 70pc localisation of content by 2021Saudi Aramco has called for increased efforts to reach 70 per cent locally supplied content by 2021 as it signed a raft of MoUs and contracts with local suppliers and international partners. The call came yeste More… |
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SNC-Lavalin, Aramco sign deal on in-kingdom opportunitiesSNC-Lavalin and Saudi Aramco today signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signalling SNC-Lavalin's continued commitment to creating and accelerating opportunities for local work forces in Saudi Arabia. More… |
