Women’s footballers call on FIFA to end Saudi oil partnership: ‘We deserve so much better’
A letter signed by over 100 professional women’s footballers has called on FIFA to drop its partnership with Saudi Arabian oil company Aramco. The partnership is criticised due to Saudi Arabia’s record on women’s and LGBTQ+ rights and climate action,
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Saudi Aramco head Amin Nasser positive on China’s continuing oil demandThe oil giant announced a 3.4% decline in Q2 profits in early August, due to reduced crude volumes and weaker refining ...
Ex-U.S. Captain Becky Sauerbrunn, Canadian Star Jessie Fleming Join 100 Female Soccer Players In Open Letter Calling For FIFA ...
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Protest letter to FIFA on Aramco deal not an issue in German teamA protest letter from women's footballers to FIFA over the ruling body's sponsorship deal with Saudi Arabian state oil ...
One, EIG Pearl, covers Aramco’s oil pipeline network and saw parent company EIG Pearl pay Aramco $12.4 billion for its stake.
Saudi Aramco has cancelled plans to build a refinery and chemicals project in the kingdom and is reviewing three others as it ...
ASMO (Advanced Supply Management Operations), a joint venture established by DHL and Aramco through the Saudi Aramco ...
Saudi Aramco is considering the possibility of using advanced building materials produced by China National Building Material Co. Ltd. (CNBM) in the c ...
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