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Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser warned that a near closure of the Strait of Hormuz could lead to prolonged disruptions in the oil market, potentially extending into next year. Despite this, the company's adjusted profit for Q1 rose 26% YoY to approximately USD 33.6 billion, driven by increased sales volumes and rising prices of crude and refined products. Even with a resumption of trade, the oil market may take months to rebalance, and ongoing disruptions could hinder a return to normalcy.

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Saudi Aramco Warns Hormuz Crisis May Prolong Oil Mkt Turbulence Into Next Yr

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Gulf states are facing economic challenges as the US-Iran crisis continues, with the Strait of Hormuz blockade impacting energy exports and tourism. Despite a fragile ceasefire, uncertainty looms over the region's economic recovery and diversification efforts. Countries like Qatar have halted liquefied natural gas production, and many Gulf nations expect economic contraction this year. Analysts warn that prolonged instability could hinder the Gulf's ambitions to attract talent and investment, while the US's role in negotiations remains uncertain, leaving Gulf states vulnerable to Iran's influence.

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Gulf states in limbo as US-Iran crisis drags on

Aramco's partnership with Formula 1 may lead to the rescheduling of the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix, which was postponed due to the Iran conflict. The races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia were initially set for April but have been delayed. Despite regional uncertainties, there are efforts to include the Saudi race back into the calendar later this year, potentially following the Las Vegas race. Former F1 driver Robert Doornbos noted that Aramco's involvement could facilitate this return, with discussions about adjusting the schedule to accommodate Jeddah.

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Aramco ties with Formula 1 could see Saudi Arabia Grand Prix rescheduled

Multiple attacks on Saudi Arabia’s energy infrastructure have disrupted operations across key oil, gas, and refining facilities, significantly affecting production capacity and exports. A critical pumping station along Aramco’s East-West Pipeline lost around 700,000 barrels per day in throughput. Upstream production at Aramco's Manifa and Khurais fields saw reductions of approximately 300,000 bpd each, totaling a 600,000 bpd decrease in the Kingdom’s oil production capacity. The attacks have raised concerns over global energy security and increased volatility in oil markets.

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Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare (JHAH) has won first place in the Ministry of Health’s Amyaz Award, recognizing its excellence in healthcare quality and patient safety. The award was presented at the Eastern Province Health Investment Forum in Dammam, under the patronage of HRH Prince Saud bin Nayef. JHAH's commitment to service excellence and innovation in healthcare delivery was highlighted, alongside its recent achievements, including a third-place ranking in Newsweek’s World’s Best Hospitals 2026 report. JHAH aims to strengthen community health and contribute to Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.

ZAWYA: Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare wins first place in the Ministry of Health’s Amyaz Award

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Saudi Aramco Warns Hormuz Crisis May Prolong Oil Mkt Turbulence Into Next Yr

Gulf states in limbo as US-Iran crisis drags on

Aramco ties with Formula 1 could see Saudi Arabia Grand Prix rescheduled

ZAWYA: Attacks forced Saudi energy facilities to halt operations - official statement

ZAWYA: Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare wins first place in the Ministry of Health’s Amyaz Award