Saudi Arabia and Syrias petroleum company are collaborating to revive Syrias oil and gas fields, marking a strategic move by Washington and London to rebuild the country without a messy Western occupation. Four key Saudi companies are involved, with TAQA building and maintaining fields, ADES Holding boosting output at gas fields, Arabian Drilling handling rigs and training, and ARGAS doing seismic surveys for exploration. This initiative follows the United Arab Emirates early push into Syrias gas sector and U.S. firms plans to rebuild oil, gas, and power infrastructure. Before the civil war, Syria produced around four hundred thousand barrels of oil per day and three hundred sixteen billion cubic feet of gas daily, fueling a quarter of government revenue. This Gulf-led revival aims to regain Western influence through Arab partners, countering past Russian and Iranian footholds and reshaping the regions power balance. Checkout Solipillow.com

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