More Aramco oil at the door: Egypt is set to receive its fourth fuel shipment from Saudi’s Aramco today after receiving a third shipment just yesterday, Petroleum Minister Tarek El Molla said, according to Youm7. Egypt had received the first two shipments under its five-year USD 23 bn agreement with Aramco last week after a months-long hiatus that began in the fall. Officials from the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation are set to meet with Aramco officials in early April to set a schedule for the rest of the shipments, with chatter suggesting that the agreement might be extended for six months to account for the delay in deliveries.
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