Category: Middle East

The Middle Eastern potash producer is establishing a new large-scale storage and handling hub in Antwerp with the help of Euroports.

Fertilizers and food security are among the topics being discussed at the COP31 conference which opened this week in Turkey.

Australia's Worley will provide engineering and project management services for future refining and petrochemicals projects at Petro Rabigh's complex in Rabigh, Saudi Arabia.

How quickly the sulphur market will recover after a turbulent second half of the year was one of the key themes of CRU’s Sulphur and Sulphuric Acid conference in Berlin on Tuesday.

Kuwaiti state oil company KOC has issued a public tender for a new sour gas pipeline. The 24” (61 cm) spur gas export line will be constructed from Station 171-BS through TP-1 to the Intermediate Gas Separator.

Global engineering company KBR has secured a contract to provide the upgrade of facilities at Saudi Aramco’s Marjan offshore oil and gas field in the Arabian Gulf.

Official ceremonies by Algeria’s hydrocarbons minister Mohamed Arkab have kicked-started the construction of a very large capacity phosphate project.

SABIC Agri-Nutrients Company (SABIC AN), Saudi Arabian fertilizer producer, has taken final investment decision on its SAN-7 project in Al Jubail. The development will add 1.2 million t/a of ammonia capacity and 2.6 million t/a of urea capacity. The EPC contract has been awarded to Samsung E&A Co., Ltd. for approximately $3.5 billion, with construction expected to start in Q4 2026.

Ambitious expansion plans face exposure to trade route disruption.

We preview the Arab Fertilizer Association (AFA) 38th International Technical Conference & Exhibition, 3-5 November, Amman, Jordan.