April Allen Promoted to Reserve Flight Captain

BY Aramco ExPats / /

April Allen, Daughter of Claude and Verna Allen (Dhahran, 1985 – 2000) has recently been promoted to the position of Reserve Flight Captain by the EATON Corp.

SAEEA - May 2015

SAEEA - May 2015

BY Engr. Iqbal Ahmed Khan / /

The monthly progress meeting of Saudi Aramco Ex-Employees Association (SAEEA) held on May 02, 2015.

Beijing Research Center: Driving Innovation with China

BY Saudi Aramco News / /

The company has taken another stride toward becoming a global leader in technology, and research and development with the opening of the Beijing Research Center (BRC) in Beijing, China last week. 

Fast-Tracking Reforms

BY Abdulateef Al-Mulhim / /

Saudi Arabia is a huge country with a population of about 30 million. One-third of the population consists of expatriates coming from different parts of the world and bringing with them different ways of lifestyles.

Dine Asea in Style on Board the Ruby Princess

BY Aramco ExPats / /

Aramcon Expats are known to be hard-working, fun-loving sorts with discriminating palettes when it comes time to make a visit to the dinner table.

CERAWeek: Innovation at Heart of Meeting Energy Challenges

BY Saudi Aramco News / /

Global energy leaders gathered for the 34th IHS Energy CERAWeek to discuss innovation and unconventional gas against a down cycle backdrop that the conference characterized as the “new normal.”

The Smooth Transfer of Power

BY Abdulateef Al-Mulhim / /

During the early hours of the Wednesday morning, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman ordered a major Cabinet revamp.

The Lessons of Baltimore

BY Abdulateef Al-Mulhim / /

How do you assess the depth and seriousness of a problem in any American city? It is when a major league baseball match is canceled, postponed or played with no spectators.

Khalid A. Al-Falih

BY Saudi Aramco News / /

The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman ibn ‘Abd al-‘Aziz Al Sa‘ud has appointed Mr. Khalid A. Al Falih as Minister of Health.

Adventures in the Arabian Desert – And Below It

Adventures in the Arabian Desert – And Below It

BY Aramco ExPats / /

Saudi Aramco annuitant Robert Lebling, who worked in the Public Relations Department in Dhahran until 2012, has written several nonfiction books about Middle Eastern traditions and culture.

Reunion Sees Scout Memorabilia

BY Aramco ExPats / /

The history of Dhahran’s scouting community came to the fore at the recent KSA Reunion, with a number of retirees taking the opportunity to return Saudi Aramco memorabilia to the community.

Mohammad Iqbal Retires

BY Saudi Aramco News / /

After 38 years with Saudi Aramco, Mohammad Z. Iqbal is retiring from the company. “The time has come to say goodbye,” said Iqbal, who retires on May 1.

Heritage Gallery Puts Focus on Manifa

BY Saudi Aramco News / /

DHAHRAN — Have you ever wondered what the term “wildcatting” means in the process of drilling an oil field or about the role of Saudi Aramco’s Environmental Protection Department?

Exploiting Local Health Sector’s Full Potential

BY Abdulateef Al-Mulhim / /

About a month ago, I was at King Fahd International Airport to bid farewell to my sister who was being transferred from Saudi Aramco hospital to one of the best hospitals in the world, John Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland.

Simplistic Media Analyses Can Harm Gulf-Pakistan Relations

BY Khaled Almaeena / /

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Friday denied that Pakistan has been given a wish list by Saudi Arabia but reiterated that the Pakistani army is committed to act upon any aggression against the Kingdom.