Saudi Aramco CEO: I don’t think the Red Sea crisis will have an impact on our customers.

Saudi Aramco CEO: Red Sea shipping is definitely a problem.

Saudi Aramco CEO: Jafra unconventional gas field plans to start production next year.

Saudi Aramco CEO: Lithium extraction is an area of interest and we are in the stage of evaluating lithium concentrations.

Saudi Aramco CEO: Natural gas will account for a sizeable portion of upstream spending in the next few years.

Saudi Aramco CEO: Any future sale of Saudi Aramco shares is a government issue.

Saudi Aramco CEO: The share transfer has not changed the ownership structure much, and the government is still the majority shareholder.

Saudi Aramco CEO: Unable to answer why action is being taken now, this is a question the government needs to answer.

Saudi Aramco CEO: The transfer of shares to the Saudi Public Investment Fund is a private transaction, we are not involved in it, and we have taken note of it.

Saudi Aramco CEO: Saudi Aramco will focus on LNG internationally.

Saudi Aramco CEO: Discussions are ongoing with multiple companies.

Saudi Aramco CEO: We are interested in U.S. LNG, but cannot disclose details.

Saudi Aramco CEO: We are ready and able to respond to market opportunities and can increase maximum production capacity if necessary.

Saudi Aramco CEO: Oil demand is expected to be "strong" this year and will grow by 1.5 million barrels per day.

Saudi Aramco CEO: He believes supply and demand are in a reasonable balance.

Saudi Aramco CEO: We expect the global oil market to remain healthy this year.

Saudi Aramco CEO: Saudi Aramco hopes to supply blue hydrogen to the market.

Saudi Aramco CEO: The world is seeking renewable energy opportunities.

Saudi Aramco CEO: Global (energy) demand will reach record levels in 2023 despite geopolitical tensions.

Gazprom: It will continue to deliver natural gas to Europe through Ukraine, with a delivery volume of 42 million cubic meters on Sunday.