Saudi Arabia strategic Projects: news, discussions & updates

Saudi Energy Minister: We will enrich, sell and produce yellow cake from uranium

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Saudi Arabia has a great need for nuclear reactors. Not only electricity for homes, medicine, and Industries, huge data centers and AI need reactors.

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A historic merger in the Saudi industrial sector under the name “BAE Systems Arabia for Industry”

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The Saudi Maintenance and Supply Lines Management Company Limited and BAE Systems Saudi Arabia for Development and Training Company announced the completion of their merger under the name “BAE Systems Arabia for Industry”, in a step aimed at unifying capabilities and long-standing experience that extends for more than 30 years in the fields of: training Supply chain management and advanced industrial services.

The new entity represents a turning point in strengthening the position of Saudi industry. It seeks to complete the previous successes achieved by the two companies, and by integrating their capabilities, the entity aims to achieve high operational performance, provide exceptional services to customers, and develop the industrial sector in a sustainable manner in line with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.

It was also announced that Dr. Abdullatif Al Sheikh was appointed CEO of the company. Al-Sheikh is considered one of the prominent leadership figures. He previously served as CEO of OMC Holding Company, which operates three main companies: the Saudi Maintenance and Supply Line Management Company Limited, the Saudi BAE Systems Development and Training Company, and the International Systems Engineering Company.

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Dr. Abdul Latif expressed his aspiration to lead the new entity towards providing innovative solutions and distinguished services at the local and international levels, noting that the company seeks to achieve sustainable growth that supports the economic, industrial and social aspects of the Kingdom.

This strategic step confirms the company's commitment to contribute to the development of the industrial sector and support the national economy by building a strong and unified entity capable of facing challenges and achieving excellence in providing advanced services and solutions.

It is worth noting that 5,500 employees make up the work team in the merged entity, which is proud to have achieved an Emiratization rate exceeding 80%. Which makes it a model in strengthening national cadres, and the employees manage the company’s operational operations that serve a number of systems in the defense and civil sectors, distributed in various regions of the Kingdom.

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In a significant development for the manufacturing sector in Saudi Arabia, Axis Company has signed a partnership agreement with @ Seido and GROB-WERKE GmbH & Co. KG companies to establish local manufacturing capabilities in the Kingdom to manufacture CNC machines to support commercial, medical and military industries.. This collaboration is set to play a pivotal role in supporting the Vision Realization Programs under the National Industrial Development

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Trump's Middle East advisor: Normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel is a top priority

During a television interview with the American Fox News channel, Waltz stressed that the time has come to conclude a new agreement that achieves stability in the Middle East region, adding, "I think that the time has come to conclude an agreement that achieves stability in the Middle East and does not allow the events of October 7 to be repeated again."

Waltz touched on the “Abraham Accords,” which revolve around the normalization agreements between Bahrain, the UAE, and Israel that were concluded in 2020, as an example of the agreement that Washington is seeking to conclude with Saudi Arabia.

Waltz explained that the normalization agreement between Saudi Arabia and Israel will be the new phase of the “Abraham” Accords, stressing that this agreement would bring about a radical change in the Middle East, commenting, “I think that Iran incited Hamas to thwart that step.”

Waltz stressed that US President-elect Donald Trump's position on Iran is not to allow it to possess nuclear weapons, stressing that "all options are available and on the table."

https://shorturl.at/7mNmY

Blinken: Normalization between Israel and Saudi Arabia requires a path to establishing a Palestinian state

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* The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the one that will grant the Zionist entity its legitimacy, and without the Kingdom’s recognition, there will be no peace in the region..

The condition of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is clear and there is no discussion about it. “The establishment of a Palestinian state” is the most important clause for normalization to take place, and otherwise it is empty talk.

** The best thing that happened with Trump’s return (which is certainly a double-edged sword for all countries) is that there remained a person stronger than Netanyahu who is influential and a maker of American decision-making, especially regarding the Middle East... At the time of Biden, you felt that the entire administration was subservient to the Israeli decision, despite the differences that were there. It may be said, but all the articles you read in the Israeli media show you to the point that Netanyahu was subjugated and insulted in a very brutal way in this file by Trump, to the point that he... He refused to meet with Trump's envoy on Saturday, which is a holy day for the Jews and there is no work on it, but he was forced to meet with Trump's envoy, and by what he told them: I am not interested in it being Saturday or Sunday, I will come tomorrow.. and he also said the message in dictation and without waiting for any responses. Before that, Trump was quoting Sachs's words about Netanyahu. Who describes him as a son of a bitch, and behind the scenes he threatened that he would not receive him on inauguration day... By the way, it is true that Trump has such a high priority on the Saudi file that he actually... The news says that he is willing to sacrifice Netanyahu in order to complete this file, especially since the Saudis have shown discomfort with the normalization step in the presence of Netanyahu and his extremist right wing government.
 
So Trump is not the “King of Jerusalem” the zionist hold him for?

Could there be a possibility that Trump is a inside job to destroy the Zio-US militairy complex?

Because Trump grew up in New York in the propertysector and worked with jews his whole life. He knows what kind of son of a bitches they are. He know them very well.

Because all the leftwing and jewish mass media are hating Trump, before and after his presidency. Especially between 2020 and 2024 they mocked and terrorized him with the scandals and courts and claims.

I still think they will assasinate him on inaguration day.
 
@The SC

It is about high time that KSA develops nuclear energy and in my eyes one of the most important strategic things that KSA could and should do. In particular given the domestic uranium reserves, the massive energy needs and massive developments of all fronts. Eventually reaching the stage where you will always be able to develop nuclear weapons if needed within a relatively short amount of time.
 

KAUST develops lithium-extraction technique that could boost Saudi Arabia’s battery industry​


KAUST develops lithium-extraction technique that could boost Saudi Arabia’s battery industry

This combination image shows an aerial view of an Eramine lithium extraction area in Salta province, Argentina, (left) and a bottle containing a sample of lithium carbonate in a laboratory of the Eramine lithium extraction. Like Argentina, Saudi Arabia has vast sources rich in lithium. (AFP photos)

Updated 18 January 2025
ARAB NEWS
January 17, 2025 07:01

  • Technology makes industrial-scale lithium extraction possible, KAUST finds
  • Lithium essential for batteries in electric vehicles, computers, smartphones
RIYADH: Scientists at Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah University of Science and Technology have developed a new technology that could turn the Kingdom into a leading producer of lithium, the state institution has said.

In a news release posted on its website recently, KAUST said the “innovative technology,” which involves the direct extraction of lithium from brine in oilfields and seawater, is described in a study published in the latest issue of the journal Science.

Lithium is an essential metal for the production of batteries now widely used for electric vehicles, computers and smartphones. Global demand for lithium is expected to increase to more than 5 million tonnes in 2030 from about 750,000 tonnes in 2020, according to KAUST.

Lithium is said to be present in oilfields and seawater but at low concentrations and difficult to extract in useful quantities.

But the KAUST research team led by Prof. Zhiping Lai said the new technology makes extraction possible on an industrial scale.

“Accessing lithium in brine can expand the availability of lithium worldwide by several hundreds of billions of (tonnes) and may transition Saudi Arabia from a major importer to producer of this highly sought-after element,” Lai explained in the study.

The method also achieves extraction without introducing any pollutants or additives, he said.

Saudi Arabia is thought to have plenty of sources rich in lithium in its surrounding seas and oil fields, considering that brine and seawater are estimated to contain over 10,000 times more lithium than conventional lithium reserves.

Lihytech, a KAUST startup founded by Lai and his colleague Prof. Kuo-Wei (Andy) Huang, who also contributed to the study, aims to bring the technology from laboratory to market, the university stated.

The startup has received an initial investment of $6 million from the Saudi mining company Ma’aden and the KAUST Innovation Fund.

Lihytech and Aramco announced last year a partnership in which the international conglomerate is providing brine from its oilfields to test the technology’s lithium-extraction capabilities.

 
Trump's Middle East advisor: Normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel is a top priority

During a television interview with the American Fox News channel, Waltz stressed that the time has come to conclude a new agreement that achieves stability in the Middle East region, adding, "I think that the time has come to conclude an agreement that achieves stability in the Middle East and does not allow the events of October 7 to be repeated again."

Waltz touched on the “Abraham Accords,” which revolve around the normalization agreements between Bahrain, the UAE, and Israel that were concluded in 2020, as an example of the agreement that Washington is seeking to conclude with Saudi Arabia.

Waltz explained that the normalization agreement between Saudi Arabia and Israel will be the new phase of the “Abraham” Accords, stressing that this agreement would bring about a radical change in the Middle East, commenting, “I think that Iran incited Hamas to thwart that step.”

Waltz stressed that US President-elect Donald Trump's position on Iran is not to allow it to possess nuclear weapons, stressing that "all options are available and on the table."

https://shorturl.at/7mNmY

Blinken: Normalization between Israel and Saudi Arabia requires a path to establishing a Palestinian state

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* The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the one that will grant the Zionist entity its legitimacy, and without the Kingdom’s recognition, there will be no peace in the region..

The condition of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is clear and there is no discussion about it. “The establishment of a Palestinian state” is the most important clause for normalization to take place, and otherwise it is empty talk.

** The best thing that happened with Trump’s return (which is certainly a double-edged sword for all countries) is that there remained a person stronger than Netanyahu who is influential and a maker of American decision-making, especially regarding the Middle East... At the time of Biden, you felt that the entire administration was subservient to the Israeli decision, despite the differences that were there. It may be said, but all the articles you read in the Israeli media show you to the point that Netanyahu was subjugated and insulted in a very brutal way in this file by Trump, to the point that he... He refused to meet with Trump's envoy on Saturday, which is a holy day for the Jews and there is no work on it, but he was forced to meet with Trump's envoy, and by what he told them: I am not interested in it being Saturday or Sunday, I will come tomorrow.. and he also said the message in dictation and without waiting for any responses. Before that, Trump was quoting Sachs's words about Netanyahu. Who describes him as a son of a bitch, and behind the scenes he threatened that he would not receive him on inauguration day... By the way, it is true that Trump has such a high priority on the Saudi file that he actually... The news says that he is willing to sacrifice Netanyahu in order to complete this file, especially since the Saudis have shown discomfort with the normalization step in the presence of Netanyahu and his extremist right wing government.

Genocider of Sunni arabs wants to sign love-u-bro agreement with Saud.
 
Genocider of Sunni arabs wants to sign love-u-bro agreement with Saud.
There is no genocide. 47.000 deaths is not "genocide" in 16 months of war. In the past 16 months the population of Gaza has increased. Sunni Arabs number almost 500 million people. By 2050 that number will be 850 million.

Nor is it any love letter, just pure and simple geopolitics. KSA has nothing to do with that conflict.

Besides Israel itself is an Arab country (20-25 of the population is outright Muslim Arab) and 2/3 of all Israeli Jews are Arab Jews.

I consider it a civil war between two cousins/siblings and even more so when Judaism is the closest religion to Islam.

KSA should follow its own interests.

Let Iran bay for the rebuilding of Gaza. It was probably Iran that ordered/encouraged the attack due to fears of KSA normalizing with Israel and in turn Iran lost the entire Middle East (Syria, Southern Lebanon, Gaza) and now have nothing to show for it. This is why many Gazans and Southern Lebanese are cursing Iran.
 
There is no genocide. 47.000 deaths is not "genocide" in 16 months of war. In the past 16 months the population of Gaza has increased. Sunni Arabs number almost 500 million people. By 2050 that number will be 850 million.

Nor is it any love letter, just pure and simple geopolitics. KSA has nothing to do with that conflict.

Besides Israel itself is an Arab country (20-25 of the population is outright Muslim Arab) and 2/3 of all Israeli Jews are Arab Jews.

I consider it a civil war between two cousins/siblings and even more so when Judaism is the closest religion to Islam.

KSA should follow its own interests.

Let Iran bay for the rebuilding of Gaza. It was probably Iran that ordered/encouraged the attack due to fears of KSA normalizing with Israel and in turn Iran lost the entire Middle East (Syria, Southern Lebanon, Gaza) and now have nothing to show for it. This is why many Gazans and Southern Lebanese are cursing Iran.
Why are you defending Netanyahu/Israeli state sponsored genocide by saying this is not a genocide? You've not read reports of so many kids and women being massacred and maimed, hospitals and schools being wiped out, refugee camps being bombed after advising civilians to hide there? Have a little bit of dignity, I'm Iranian, you should be 10x more eager to stand up against this genocide or massacre if you deny it's a genocide.
 
Why are you defending Netanyahu/Israeli state sponsored genocide by saying this is not a genocide? You've not read reports of so many kids and women being massacred and maimed, hospitals and schools being wiped out, refugee camps being bombed after advising civilians to hide there? Have a little bit of dignity, I'm Iranian, you should be 10x more eager to stand up against this genocide or massacre if you deny it's a genocide.
Because Israel's actions constitute war crimes and crimes of aggression as per international law. It does not qualify as genocide as per international law experts. Genocide occurred in Rwanda and Cambodia. Genocide would be the systematic mass-killings of Gazans with the intent to permanently erase them. If 47.000 people have died out of a population almost approaching 3 million that cannot be considered "genocide" as in the legal term as described by the ICC, ICJ, Geneva Convention etc.

I am not surprised, those people have been killing each other since 1948 due to land. It has nothing to do with KSA. It is sad but I am tired of hearing about that conflict and it gets far too much media time. What is going on in Sudan for instance is worse but nobody cares/mentions it in the media.

Besides I consider Israel to be a mostly Arab ethnic country. 20-25% of the Israelis are Palestinian Arabs, Arab Druze, Arab Bedouins and 2/3 of all Israeli Jews are Arab Jews. That is why so many of the IDF soldiers and Hamas fighters look alike.

Israel is going nowhere nor the 6-8 million Jews and I believe that it does not serve KSA at all to be hostile to Israel. Instead I believe that we could cooperate.

Israel/Jews have never hurt KSA or Saudi Arabians. I have nothing against Jews either, in particular Arab Jews. Part of our social fabric and part of the region. Even the Eastern European Jews have been proven to have at least 50% Middle Eastern DNA often. If not hostile, I have nothing against them.

I have nothing against Iranians either or anyone for that matter. As long as you are not hostile, I am fine with you whether you are a Papuan, Surinamese, Eritrean, Lithuanian, Tajik, Chadian, Inuit etc.

KSA should focus on internal projects and on growing on all fronts as is the case under MbS and leave the idiots to fight/start wars.
 
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Saudi Arabia aspire to transfer the best American technologies and cooperate with the USA in complex fields..

The Kingdom has a clear orientation towards industry and the US is undisputed best technology partner..

Also KSA needs around 20 modern American third-generation nuclear plants with enrichment technology and the full nuclear cycle, with the aim of meeting the nation’s needs for electrical energy and enhancing its ability to export electricity to neighboring countries, and thus to Africa and Europe in the future.

Thus, KSA can dispense with some of the 80 traditional stations that consume about 4 million barrels per day. It also need to establish nuclear plants specialized in water desalination, hydrogen production, providing industrial heat for factories and other uses.

KSA possesses abundant reserves of uranium, which ensures that it does not need to buy uranium from any party.

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U.S. nuclear power plants are already among the safest and most secure industrial facilities in the world due to the industry’s commitment to comprehensive safety procedures, robust training programs and stringent federal regulation that keep nuclear plants and neighboring communities safe.

Nuclear power plants are designed, built, and operated using a “defense-in-depth” approach in which multiple independent and redundant layers of protection are always in place to ensure safe operation, even in the event something goes wrong.
 
In the era of Trump, we are facing many things that will be strengthened
More economically, especially in arms deals.

There may be important contracts that will return to the table from
Nuclear technology transfer, F-35 fighters and enhancement of the Saudi naval forces as well as electronic chips and much more because of this investment!🇸🇦

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Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Adel Al-Jubeir:

We seek to develop a Saudi nuclear program that exploits our uranium reserves to generate energy, strengthen local industries, and create jobs, and we will not mine uranium abroad 🔥🇸🇦.

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