Saudi Aramco signs deals worth $7.2 bln to spur digital transformation
Saudi Aramco has signed more than 100 agreements and memoranda of understanding (MoU) worth a total of $7.2 billion to accelerate the company’s digital transformation.
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The agreements were signed at the seventh annual IKTVA forum in Dhahran, Reuters reported.
The Saudi state oil company intends to help advance a sustainable, diverse, and globally competitive industrial ecosystem.
This year’s IKTVA forum achieved 63 percent local content (deals with Saudi companies) up from 59 percent at last year’s forum.
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