Time To Stop Blaming Others
Today, there are more than 50 countries that make up the entire Muslim world. Followers of Islam are not confined to any particular geographical entity.
The Udhailiyah Dining Hall Fire
On the 13th of this month a fire broke out in the dining hall building at the Udhailiyah camp.
The Redwood Forest
This land is your land, this land is my land, From California, to the New York Island, From the Redwood Forest, to the Gulf Stream Waters, This land was made for you and me.
Anthony George Kelamis Graduates with Juris Doctorate
Anthony George Kelamis, son of Panos and Rea Kelamis of Dhahran, graduated on May 17 from the Boston University School of Law with a Juris Doctorate (JD).
Zoya Imran Celebrated Her 8th Happy Birthday
Zoya Imran is the daughter of Imran Ahmed Khan Ghouri and Erum Imran and the granddaughter of Engr. Iqbal Ahmed Khan, VP of Saudi Aramco Ex-Employees Association Karachi (SAEEA).
Dania Completed Her Bachelor's Degree in Fashion & Design
Dania Abdulmatin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mohammad Abdulmatin, completed her Bachelor's Degree in Fashion and Design this year from IQRA UNIVERSITY, Institute of Fashion Design, Karachi, Pakistan.
Fuel Research Paves The Way For New Thought About Engines
This year’s Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) World Congress & Exhibition conversation included Saudi Aramco’s global fuels research program and the opportunities it gives engineers to think outside the box in engine design.
Southern Area Oil Operations at the Cutting Edge of Innovation
Saudi Aramco and its Southern Area Oil Operations (SAOO) continues to lead the way in innovation in the oil and gas industry and is an example of operational excellence, the 2015 SAOO Innovation Campaign and Exhibition was recently told by senior management.
Qatif is the Pride of Saudi Arabia
Three days ago, a suicide attack was carried out during the Friday prayer at a mosque in the village of Al-Qadeeh in eastern Saudi Arabia.
The Sectarian Divide Threatens National Unity
The murder of 21 innocent worshippers and the injuring of 102 others in a mosque on Friday at Al-Qudaih in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia is an act of revulsion and should be condemned by all.
America’s Need for Speed
On July 1, 1828 a song was written about the first American passenger train. As time passed, American songwriters and composers wrote countless emotional songs about trains and train rides.
Garrison Thompson Graduates from St. Andrew’s-Sewanee School
Sewanee, TN – May 19, 2015– In Commencement exercises on Sunday, May 17, Garrison Thompson graduated from St. Andrew’s-Sewanee School, an Episcopal college preparatory boarding and day school in Sewanee, Tenn.
Finding a Home on the Road for Fido and Muffy
Let’s face it. We all love our pets. They’re like children to us, our best friends, the beings in our lives that love us unquestioningly and unfailingly.
Four Decades of Credibility
Due to immense technological advancements, the field of journalism has taken on a completely different avatar, as compared to the year 1975 — the very year when the first English-language daily, Arab News, was launched.
Arab Media Forum: The Oscars of Arab Media
From a simple beginning a decade and a half ago to a much prized event, the Arab Media Forum can be aptly described as the Oscars of Arab media.
We Have Liftoff
As a world energy leader, Aramco is committed to promoting industry excellence. The company took a unique approach to exemplify this commitment by hosting a forum that brought together technology leaders from multiple industries.
Mini-Reunion in Savannah
Aramco reunions come in all forms and sizes. Whether it’s 500 annuitants gathering in Dhahran or a handful of friends gathering in some convenient and interesting spot of their own choosing, good fun is always had and new memories made.
A Case of Missed Opportunities
A few weeks ago, a friend of mine sent me a short video of the late Iranian King Mohammad Reza Shah Pehlavi during his visit to Saudi Arabia around 40 years ago.
Driving Toward Operation at Sadara
Executives of Saudi Aramco and Dow Chemical toured the nearly completed Sadara complex in Jubail on April 30 to inaugurate the first six plants and control rooms, using the opportunity to be updated by major contracting partners on the work that remains to be completed.
Global Methane Initiative for Oil and Gas: Finding a Sustainable Path for the Future
International experts gathered in al-Khobar to discuss the challenges of balancing the ever-growing worldwide need for energy with the responsibility of doing so in an environmentally sustainable manner.