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James Dennis Sanford, Jr.

James Dennis Sanford, Jr. (77), of Lucas, Texas, departed on March 3, 2024. Born in Ruston, Louisiana, on September 22, 1946, to James D. Sanford, Sr. and Josephine Hughen Sanford, Dennis was forever a son of Louisiana but also a resident of places near and far...

Gas: Meeting the Kingdom’s Energy Needs, Accelerating the Energy Transition

Aramco’s significant capital investment to boost Saudi Arabia’s natural gas production advanced recently when more than $25 billion of 69 engineering, procurement and construction contracts were awarded to several local and international companies.

Come Cruising with the Suggs, Aramcon Style

Old man rhythm is in my shoes No use 't sittin' and singin' the blues So be my guest, you got nothin' to lose Won't you let me take you on a sea cruise?

Houston Educators' Visit - Day 3

The educators began their day with a breakfast hosted by Mustafa Jalali, Vice President, Saudi Aramco Affairs. Mr. Jalali greeted the group expressing his appreciation of them coming to Saudi Arabia.

Time to Overhaul Health Sector

The three-day C3 Saudi-US Healthcare Summit will begin on April 27 in Riyadh.

Identifying The Real Enemy

Who is the real enemy of Saudi Arabia? Is it our longtime friend and neighbor, Iran, or it is a country, which we have never recognized and have no relations with it.

Palestinian Refugees Slipping Into Oblivion

The total number of Palestinian refugees is estimated at around five million. These refugees include those displaced from their ancestral lands in 1948 and their descendants. The number of Palestinian refugees is shockingly high.

Astronaut Sultan Bin Salman: 30 Years Ago

Wow…was it really 30 years ago? Yes, it was 30 years ago when Saudi astronaut Prince Sultan bin Salman covered a distance of about 3 million miles in 7 days, I hour, 38 minutes and 52 seconds. He was the first Saudi, the first Arab, the first Muslim and the first member of a royal family to travel into space.

They Are Our Guests, Not Refugees

Since the establishment of modern-day Saudi Arabia in 1932, it has been a land of hospitality for many of those who fled conflicts and persecution in neighboring Arab countries.

Adrienne’s Story: Finding Her Way Back to the Kingdom

When I’m scouting for home and realize it’s 7,598 miles away in Dhahran, I find refuge in the stories of others who share similar sentiments to mine. The recent pandemic that is rapidly evolving, coronavirus...

Aramco’s Energy Exhibit Celebrates 60th Anniversary

Aramco’s Energy Exhibit celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, providing engaging and high-quality learning experiences for visitors of all ages focusing on energy and Aramco’s role in supporting development for the Kingdom.

The Seven Wonders of Arabia, Part III: Electrifying History at ad-Dir’iyah

The Saud dynasty and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia claim as their common birthplace ad-Dir’iyah, the sprawling fortified complex of mud brick/adobe mosques, palaces, battlements, and various other clay-colored structures located 12 miles (20 kilometers) west of Riyadh...

David Stuart Dodge

David Stuart Dodge passed away in Princeton NJ, on January 20, 2009. He was 86. The son of American educators, Dodge was born and raised in Beirut, Lebanon.

Carole Baker

Friend, lover, wife and companion, Carole H. Baker was born Oct. 17, 1951. Having cheerfully and bravely battled metastatic cancer for the past five years, Carole passed away quietly Monday, Aug. 17, 2009, at her home in Kerrville, Texas. She was surrounded by her devoted husband, loving family and friends.

Jo Carter Bewley

Jo Carter Bewley entered into her Savior's loving arms on October 29, 2010 after a 4+ year courageous battle with ovarian and double breast cancer.

Reverend Robert H. Hill

The Reverend Robert H. Hill, age 86, passed away Saturday, February 19, 2011, at the Cherokee Retirement Center in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Robert and his wife, Pauline, lived in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, with ARAMCO where Robert served a morale group within the oil camp for seven years from 1972-1981.

Julia Katherine Simon

Julia Katherine "Kit" Simon (nee Spencer) born on October 24, 1924 passed away in Round Rock, Texas, on February 27, 2012, at the age of 87. Vividly remembered mother (and mother-in-law) of Rita Orchard (Vince), Stephen (Cate), Kathy Simon (Paul Higley) and Sandy Simon (Michael); and special grandmother of Simon and Kate Orchard, Evan Howell and Matthew Simon.