Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Falih trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Falih met his counterparts from Russia, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan in Tashkent on Saturday.
Overall, the market is in a delicate situation,” Falih told reporters at the committee meeting in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Falih also said Saudi Basic Industries Corp(SABIC) is keen to invest in India's chemicals sector.
Saudi Aramco will issue a bond to partly pay for the $70 billion Sabic deal, with an investor roadshow due to start imminently,Mr Falih said.
Khalid Al Falih, the kingdom's energy minister, told reporters that a cut of 1.3 million barrels per day is“excessive.”.
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We are determined to do whatever it takes to bring global inventories down to the normallevel which we say is the five-year average,” Falih told Reuters.
Falih claimed Thursday that without the deal, oil markets would be experiencing“extreme volatility and greater uncertainty.”.
Yassir al-Rumayyan, head of the Public Investment Fund, for his appointment as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Saudi Aramco, a great step to prepare the company for its IPO.",wrote on Twitter Mr. Falih.
Falih said the country had not decided yet whether it wanted to take its capacity up to 13 million bpd or keep it at current levels.
The programme will integrate the mining,industry and energy sectors, which Falih said were each vital to the kingdom's plan to empower the private sector and make it the main driver for economic growth.
Mr Falih said he trusted the US to“do the right thing” and warned that the legislation could be“harmful” for the global economy.
At his heart, President-elect Trump will see the benefits and I think the oil industry will also be advising him accordingly that blockingtrade in any product is not healthy," Falih told the Financial Times.
Falih said oil investment had returned after the OPEC-led pact began at the start of the year and helped by a global economic recovery.
Saudi oil industry sources have signaled they wanted prices to stay above $70 per barrel andSaudi energy minister Khalid al Falih said this month global oil supply could exceed demand by over 1 million bpd next year, requiring OPEC to take action.
Falih also said last month Aramco aimed to invest globally in gas and LNG production after the firm's planned initial public offering(IPO).
At the press conference after the meeting, Falih said that it is“too premature to design an exit strategy” because the group still wants to reduce inventories significantly and ensure that a glut does not return.
Falih said he told India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan that Saudi Arabia is committed to meeting its growing oil demand.
After his consultations with Falih, Novak said Russia might go for an increase of 1.5 million barrels per day(bpd) instead of the initially suggested 1 million bpd.
Falih said that the oil market would balance itself in 2017 even if producers did not intervene, and that keeping output at current levels could therefore be justified.
Zanganeh's letter comes after Falih, who chairs a joint committee of OPEC and non-OPEC members for monitoring production compliance, wrote to OPEC last week saying that individual conformity levels will no longer be reported.
Falih also said he expected the oil market to tighten in two to three years, aided by the agreement of OPEC and non-OPEC producers late last year to curb production.
Saudi Arabia's Falih and Russia's Energy Minister Alexander Novak will now co-chair the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee(JMMC) to oversee compliance.
Khalid al Falih, Saudi Arabia's energy minister and chairman of state oil company Saudi Aramco, said that overseas expansion would be a critical part of the company's future.
Falih said there was still not total clarity on supply and demand in some areas such as China and North America at the moment and that he hoped the situation would be clearer by the time of OPEC's November 30 meeting.
Falih said Saudi Arabia would also sign oil supply deals as part of the agreement to buy stakes in Indian refineries, a strategy the kingdom has adopted to expand its market share in Asia and fend off rivals.
Last week, Falih, OPEC's most influential energy minister, said he had called his counterparts in the UAE, the United States and Russia, as well as major oil consumer South Korea, to“coordinate global action to ease global market anxiety”.
Falih said that in addition to using its spending to start industries such as shipbuilding, Saudi Aramco would use its extensive educational and vocational training program to help create the human capital needed for the transformation.
Falih has to find a delicate balance between keeping the oil market well supplied and prices high enough for Riyadh's budget needs, while pleasing Moscow to ensure Russia remains in the OPEC+ pact, and being responsive to the concerns of the United States and the rest of the OPEC+.