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Saudi Oil Minister Khalid al-Falih is making his second visit to India in less than three weeks to attend the wedding of richest Indian Mukesh Ambani's son Akash. Akash Ambani is tying the knot with Shloka Mehta, daughter of diamantaire Russell Mehta and Mona Mehta at a grand ceremony in Mumbai on Saturday.
Sources privy to the development said the Saudi oil minister will visit Mumbai for the wedding and will also make a brief stopover in the national capital to have a conversation with Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and other industry leaders.
Al-Falih, who has known Ambani for over a decade now, had previously travelled to Udaipur in December last year to attend the pre-wedding festivities of Ambani's daughter Isha's marriage with industrialist Ajay Piramal's son Anand.
Akash and Isha's wedding will take place at the newly built Jio World Centre in Bandra Kurla Complex in Mumbai. The wedding festivities kickstarted on February 23 with a grand bash in St. Moritz, Switzerland.
The couple got engaged in June 2018 and celebrated the occasion with a string of lavish parties in Mumbai.
Al-Falih last visited India on February 20 as part of the high-level delegation that travelled with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for a bilateral visit.
When he last visited the Ambanis in December 2018, the Saudi oil minister had tweeted that the world's largest oil exporter Saudi Arabia and Ambani-run Reliance Industries are discussing joint investments in petrochemicals, refinery and communications projects.
At the time of the February 20 visit, Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Al-Nasser had spoken about talks with Reliance for investments in refinery and petrochemical projects.
Reliance operates two refineries at Jamnagar with a total capacity of 68.2 million tonnes per annum.
Reliance plans to expand its only-for-exports SEZ refining capacity to just over 41 million tonnes from the current 35.2 million tonnes but does not have any plans to set up a new refinery in the country.
Watch Zee Business Tweet video here:
<blockquote data-lang="en"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Zeegnition?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Zeegnition</a> में देखिए <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/TataMotors?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#TataMotors</a> के MD&amp;CEO ग्वेंटर बुशेक और हेड ऑफ डिज़ाइन प्रताप बोस से <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ZeeBusiness?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ZeeBusiness</a> की खास बातचीत और जानिए <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/GenevaMotorShow2019?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#GenevaMotorShow2019</a> में क्या है खास, 12 मार्च को शाम 4:26 पर। <a href="https://twitter.com/SwatiKJain?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@SwatiKJain</a>
हमें अपने सवाल भेजें इस हैशटैग पर <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/SwatiSeSawaal?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#SwatiSeSawaal</a> <a href="https://t.co/XVr1H6EogQ">pic.twitter.com/XVr1H6EogQ</a>
— Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) <a href="https://twitter.com/ZeeBusiness/status/1104335471705030657?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 9, 2019</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>It is presently focused on expanding petrochemicals and telecom business, industry sources said.
Crude oil is the basic raw material for the manufacturing of petrochemicals.
Saudi Arabia, on the other hand, is keen to get a foothold in the world's fastest-growing fuel market so as to get a captive customer for the crude oil it produces.
Saudi Aramco, the world's biggest oil company, and its partner Abu Dhabi National Oil Co (ADNOC) have picked up 50 per cent stake in a planned USD 44-billion refinery in Maharashtra but the project is facing problems in land acquisition.
Aramco and ADNOC will together hold 50 per cent stake in the 60 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) refinery and adjacent 18 MTPA petrochemical complex planned to be built at Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra by 2025.
The two will supply half of the crude oil required for processing at the refinery.
Like other major producers, the two are looking to lock in customers in the world's third-largest oil consumer through the investment. Kuwait too is looking to invest in projects in return for getting an assured offtake of their crude oil.
Saudi Aramco is also keen on retailing fuel in India. A refinery in India can also be a base for it to export fuel to deficit countries in Europe and the Americas.
India has a refining capacity of 247.6 million tonnes, which exceeds the demand of 206.2 million tonnes.
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), this demand is expected to reach 458 million tonnes by 2040.

Saudi Oil Minister Khalid al-Falih is making his second visit to India in less than three weeks to attend the wedding of richest Indian Mukesh Ambani's son Akash. Akash Ambani is tying the knot with Shloka Mehta, daughter of diamantaire Russell Mehta and Mona Mehta at a grand ceremony in Mumbai on Saturday.Sources privy to the development said the Saudi oil minister will visit Mumbai for the wedding and will also make a brief stopover in the national capital to have a conversation with Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and other industry leaders.Al-Falih, who has known Ambani for over a decade now, had previously travelled to Udaipur in December last year to attend the pre-wedding festivities of Ambani's daughter Isha's marriage with industrialist Ajay Piramal's son Anand.Akash and Isha's wedding will take place at the newly built Jio World Centre in Bandra Kurla Complex in Mumbai. The wedding festivities kickstarted on February 23 with a grand bash in St. Moritz, Switzerland.The couple got engaged in June 2018 and celebrated the occasion with a string of lavish parties in Mumbai.Al-Falih last visited India on February 20 as part of the high-level delegation that travelled with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for a bilateral visit.When he last visited the Ambanis in December 2018, the Saudi oil minister had tweeted that the world's largest oil exporter Saudi Arabia and Ambani-run Reliance Industries are discussing joint investments in petrochemicals, refinery and communications projects.At the time of the February 20 visit, Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Al-Nasser had spoken about talks with Reliance for investments in refinery and petrochemical projects.Reliance operates two refineries at Jamnagar with a total capacity of 68.2 million tonnes per annum.Reliance plans to expand its only-for-exports SEZ refining capacity to just over 41 million tonnes from the current 35.2 million tonnes but does not have any plans to set up a new refinery in the country.Watch Zee Business Tweet video here:#Zeegnition में देखिए #TataMotors के MD&amp;CEO ग्वेंटर बुशेक और हेड ऑफ डिज़ाइन प्रताप बोस से #ZeeBusiness की खास बातचीत और जानिए #GenevaMotorShow2019 में क्या है खास, 12 मार्च को शाम 4:26 पर। @SwatiKJainहमें अपने सवाल भेजें इस हैशटैग पर #SwatiSeSawaal pic.twitter.com/XVr1H6EogQ— Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) March 9, 2019It is presently focused on expanding petrochemicals and telecom business, industry sources said.Crude oil is the basic raw material for the manufacturing of petrochemicals.Saudi Arabia, on the other hand, is keen to get a foothold in the world's fastest-growing fuel market so as to get a captive customer for the crude oil it produces.Saudi Aramco, the world's biggest oil company, and its partner Abu Dhabi National Oil Co (ADNOC) have picked up 50 per cent stake in a planned USD 44-billion refinery in Maharashtra but the project is facing problems in land acquisition.Aramco and ADNOC will together hold 50 per cent stake in the 60 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) refinery and adjacent 18 MTPA petrochemical complex planned to be built at Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra by 2025.The two will supply half of the crude oil required for processing at the refinery.Like other major producers, the two are looking to lock in customers in the world's third-largest oil consumer through the investment. Kuwait too is looking to invest in projects in return for getting an assured offtake of their crude oil.Saudi Aramco is also keen on retailing fuel in India. A refinery in India can also be a base for it to export fuel to deficit countries in Europe and the Americas.India has a refining capacity of 247.6 million tonnes, which exceeds the demand of 206.2 million tonnes.According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), this demand is expected to reach 458 million tonnes by 2040.

Al-Falih, who has known Ambani for over a decade now, had previously travelled to Udaipur in December last year to attend the pre-wedding festivities of Ambani's daughter Isha's marriage with industrialist Ajay Piramal's son Anand.

Saudi oil minister makes 2nd visit to India in less than 3 weeks

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Saudi Oil Minister Khalid al-Falih is making his second visit to India in less than three weeks to attend the wedding of richest Indian Mukesh Ambanis son Akash. Akash Ambani is tying the knot with Shloka Mehta, daughter of diamantaire Russell Mehta and Mona Mehta at a grand ceremony in Mumbai on Saturday. Sources privy to the development said the Saudi oil minister will visit Mumbai for the wedding and will also make a brief stopover in the national capital to have a conversation with Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and other industry leaders. Al-Falih, who has known Ambani for over a decade now, had previously travelled to Udaipur in December last year to attend the pre-wedding festivities of Ambanis daughter Ishas marriage with industrialist Ajay Piramals son Anand. Akash and Ishas wedding will take place at the newly built Jio World Centre in Bandra Kurla Complex in Mumbai. The wedding festivities kickstarted on February 23 with a grand bash in St. Moritz, Switzerland. The couple got engaged in June 2018 and celebrated the occasion with a string of lavish parties in Mumbai. Al-Falih last visited India on February 20 as part of the high-level delegation that travelled with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for a bilateral visit. When he last visited the Ambanis in December 2018, the Saudi oil minister had tweeted that the worlds largest oil exporter Saudi Arabia and Ambani-run Reliance Industries are discussing joint investments in petrochemicals, refinery and communications projects. At the time of the February 20 visit, Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Al-Nasser had spoken about talks with Reliance for investments in refinery and petrochemical projects. Reliance operates two refineries at Jamnagar with a total capacity of 68.2 million tonnes per annum. Reliance plans to expand its only-for-exports SEZ refining capacity to just over 41 million tonnes from the current 35.2 million tonnes but does not have any plans to set up a new refinery in the country. Watch Zee Business Tweet video here: #Zeegnition में देखिए #TataMotors के MD CEO ग्वेंटर बुशेक और हेड ऑफ डिज़ाइन प्रताप बोस से #ZeeBusiness की खास बातचीत और जानिए #GenevaMotorShow2019 में क्या है खास, 12 मार्च को शाम 4:26 पर। @SwatiKJain हमें अपने सवाल भेजें इस हैशटैग पर #SwatiSeSawaal pic.twitter.com/XVr1H6EogQ — Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) March 9, 2019 It is presently focused on expanding petrochemicals and telecom business, industry sources said. Crude oil is the basic raw material for the manufacturing of petrochemicals. Saudi Arabia, on the other hand, is keen to get a foothold in the worlds fastest-growing fuel market so as to get a captive customer for the crude oil it produces. Saudi Aramco, the worlds biggest oil company, and its partner Abu Dhabi National Oil Co (ADNOC) have picked up 50 per cent stake in a planned USD 44-billion refinery in Maharashtra but the project is facing problems in land acquisition. Aramco and ADNOC will together hold 50 per cent stake in the 60 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) refinery and adjacent 18 MTPA petrochemical complex planned to be built at Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra by 2025. The two will supply half of the crude oil required for processing at the refinery. Like other major producers, the two are looking to lock in customers in the worlds third-largest oil consumer through the investment. Kuwait too is looking to invest in projects in return for getting an assured offtake of their crude oil. Saudi Aramco is also keen on retailing fuel in India. A refinery in India can also be a base for it to export fuel to deficit countries in Europe and the Americas. India has a refining capacity of 247.6 million tonnes, which exceeds the demand of 206.2 million tonnes. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), this demand is expected to reach 458 million tonnes by 2040.

Al-Falih, who has known Ambani for over a decade now, had previously travelled to Udaipur in December last year to attend the pre-wedding festivities of Ambanis daughter Ishas marriage with industrialist Ajay Piramals son Anand.