Saudi Jubail Industrial City hit by large-scale strikes, producing 60 million tons of petrochemical products annually

Gate News message, April 7: Iran cited unnamed sources that, in the early hours of the 7th local time, an explosion occurred in the Jubail industrial zone in the northeastern part of Saudi Arabia, reportedly as the result of widespread strikes. The Jubail industrial zone is one of the world’s key petrochemical production bases, with an annual output of about 60 million tons of petrochemical products, accounting for 6% to 8% of global total production. Several large petrochemical companies and projects are clustered in the area, including Saudi Basic Industries Corporation, one of the major investors in the industrial zone. In addition, the Sadara project, in which U.S. Dow Chemical Company participates, as well as the projects jointly invested in by Saudi Aramco and French TotalEnergies, are also located within the industrial zone.
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