Gulf countries are pressuring the U.S. and Israel to avoid attacks on Iranian oil facilities, fearing retaliation against their own oil infrastructure. Iran has warned Saudi Arabia that it cannot ensure the safety of Saudi oil sites if Israel strikes Iran, and Saudi Arabia has refused to let Israel use its airspace for such attacks.

Key Concerns:

• GCC countries, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE, are alarmed by Israel’s threats to target Iran's energy and military sites.
• The U.S. is working to prevent Israel from attacking Iranian oil facilities to avoid escalating tensions in the region.
• Gulf nations fear retaliatory attacks on their oil facilities, similar to the 2019 Aramco drone strikes, which disrupted 5% of global oil supplies.

Diplomatic Efforts:

• Saudi Arabia is engaging with Iran to demonstrate neutrality in the conflict. Recent talks have involved high-level meetings between Saudi and Iranian officials.
• Iran has warned Gulf countries that allowing Israeli use of their airspace for strikes would be considered an act of war.

Regional Stance:

• Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar have refused to allow Israeli aircraft or missiles to pass through their airspace.
• These Gulf states are distancing themselves from Israel to avoid being dragged into conflict, especially amid growing tensions following the Gaza war.

Oil Market Impact:

• OPEC has the capacity to compensate for lost Iranian oil, but attacks on Saudi or UAE oil sites could destabilize global markets further.
• Gulf nations are hopeful that their diplomatic efforts will keep their oil facilities safe from potential attacks.

Source: Reuters

At Connectly.24, we are thrilled to share some exciting updates that mark a significant milestone in our journey. As we continue to grow and evolve, we are expanding our footprint and service offerings to better serve our clients across the region.

New Locations

To enhance our accessibility and support, we are proud to announce the opening of new offices in key locations:

• Head Office in Basra: Located at Zubair, Safwan Road, Near Albahrya Police Checkpoint, our new Basra office will serve as the central hub for our operations in Iraq.
• Erbil Office: Situated at Nishtiman St., Justice Tower, 5th Floor, Office 16, this office will bolster our presence and capabilities in northern Iraq.
• Dubai Office: Positioned at Dubai Silicon Oasis, DDP, Building A1, our new Dubai location will support our growing operations in the UAE and the broader Middle East region.

Expanded Services

We are excited to offer an expanded range of services designed to meet the evolving needs of our clients:

• Civil Engineering and Pipelines: Our team is now equipped to handle complex civil engineering projects and pipeline installations, ensuring precision and quality.
• Supply of Drilling and Workover Operations Materials: We provide comprehensive solutions for drilling and workover operations, supplying high-quality materials to support efficient and effective operations.
• Drilling and Completion Materials: Our new offerings include specialized drilling and completion materials, essential for successful project execution.

In addition to these new services, we continue to offer our expertise in tendering, contracting, and public relations within the oil and gas sector. Our commitment to excellence in these areas remains unwavering.

Registered and Certified

Connectly.24 is officially registered with IDC and the Central Government under Registration No. 000087552. This certification underscores our adherence to industry standards and our dedication to providing top-notch services.

We invite you to connect with us and explore how our expanded services and new locations can benefit your projects. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to grow and innovate!

For more information or to get in touch with our new offices, please visit our website or contact us directly.

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