Energy China’s energy security is ‘set in stone’ says Aramco CEO By Pramod Kumar March 26, 2024, 4:55 AM Aramco Aramco is developing new investment opportunities with its Chinese partners to build a world-leading chemicals sector, said Amin Nasser Saudi Aramco’s dedication to China’s energy security is “set in stone”, President and CEO of the state oil company Amin Nasser has said. “China has a vitally important place in our global investment strategy,” he said in his speech at the China Development Forum 2024. “Aramco was among the leading direct investors in China last year.” NewsletterGet the Best of AGBI delivered straight to your inbox every week Rejecting the idea of China merely as a market, the CEO said Aramco wants to be an important partner in the country’s economic development journey. Opportunities were emerging in many sectors, such as chemicals, greenhouse gas emissions, materials and renewables, as China was focusing on high-quality development and greater investment, he said. Energy transition strategy ‘visibly failing’, says Aramco CEO Saudi Aramco unit backs US climate tech startup He maintained that Aramco was proud to be one of China’s most reliable energy suppliers and is committed to China’s long-term energy security. The CEO said that Sabic, a subsidiary of Aramco, was building on its strength in the chemicals sector, and the $6.4 billion Fujian facility is on track to commence construction. “We are actively developing additional investment opportunities with our Chinese partners to help build a world-leading chemicals sector,” he said.
