Aramco confident in updated security measures following Al-Qaeda threat
Despite constant monitoring, installations remain vulnerable to suicide attacks
By Ali Khalil
Friday, January 14, 2005
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RAS TANNURA, Saudi Arabia: Threats by Al-Qaeda to attack Gulf oil installations sent jitters through international markets last year but employees at Saudi Arabia's oil giant Aramco are now confident their security measures are adequate. Along the shores of the Gulf at Ras Tannura, the world's largest outlet of crude oil, Aramco.
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