According to Arab media reports in Riyadh November 7, Deutsche Bank recently released an analysis report that, in accordance with the current oil prices in 2011 forecast of 85 U.S. dollars a barrel, and oil prices in the next 10 years, an average annual increase 5% and appropriate to ensure continued Nissan 10 million barrels of oil, Saudi Arabia's oil in the next 10 years their economy will be 4 trillion in revenue.
Reported that Saudi Arabia is the world's leading oil-exporting countries, the country has accounted for more than 20% of the world's proven oil reserves and large quantities of natural gas reserves. The report said: "If according to Deutsche Bank in 2011 made by 85 U.S. dollars per barrel oil price forecasts, we estimate that the increase in oil prices in 2011 on the Saudi economy will be bringing an additional 60 billion U.S. dollars in revenue."
Reported that the next 5 to 10 years of strong oil prices will allow the Saudi government to continue its diversification efforts and to promote non-oil economy. In Saudi Arabia, such as power generation, telecommunications, gas and petrochemical industries, as in the next 10 years will benefit from the rising oil prices benefit, which will also help to increase employment opportunities.
Nov. 9, 2009
