مقــآل عن صادرات البترول بالمملكه ../

**احب الخير/** · 25-11-2010, 01:22 AM

السسلام عليكمـ ورحمه الله وبركااااته ..

الله يخليكــمـ محتــآآجه مسسساعدتكمـ ..

ابي مقــآآل عن ( صادرات البترول بالمملكه ) ..,

انا عندي المقدمه .. بسس ابي body & conclusion

وهذي مقدمتي /

it is univer sally known that the largest source of in come in saudi Arabia is the export of oil .In this report ,Iam going to consider the percentages of export of oil in saudia Arabia in the years2009 and 2010 .

لاتبخلـــوون ع‘ـلـــي الله يخليــكمـ ..

انتضضركمـ ياليت يكوون بأقرب وقت .. ضرررووووري محتــآآجه درجــــــــــــــــآآت

بحفظ الرحمــن ..

**ܟjust E** · 25-11-2010, 03:53 AM

و عليكم السلآم و رحمة الله ~..

اتفضلي هآلمقآل ان شآ الله يفيدكـ ::

Saudi Arabia is the world’s largest producer and exporter of total petroleum liquids, and the world’s second largest crude oil producer behind Russia. Saudi Arabia’s economy remains heavily dependent on oil and petroleum-related industries, including petrochemicals and petroleum refining. Oil export revenues have accounted for around 90 percent of total Saudi export earnings and state revenues and above 40 percent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP).

Saudi Arabia’s hydrocarbon sector operations are dominated by the state-owned oil company, Saudi Aramco. Saudi Aramco is the world’s largest oil company in terms of proven reserves and production of hydrocarbons. In addition, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources and the Supreme Council for Petroleum and Minerals have oversight of the sector and Saudi Aramco directly. The Supreme Council, which is comprised of members of the royal family, industry leaders and government ministers, is responsible for petroleum and natural gas policy-making, including contract review, as well as Saudi Aramco’s strategic planning. The Ministry is responsible for national planning in the area of energy and minerals, including petrochemicals.

و اذآ حآبه تضيفي هآلكلآم بالمقدمه ::

Saudi Arabia is the largest consumer of petroleum in the Middle East, particularly in the area of transportation fuels. Domestic consumption growth has been spurred by the economic boom due to historically high oil prices and large fuel subsidies. In 2006, Saudi Arabia was the 15th largest consumer of total primary energy, of which 60 percent was petroleum-based. The remainder was made up of natural gas, the growth of which has been limited by supply constraints.

بــــــــــآلتوفيــــق ~..!