U.A.E Oil Trade

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U.A.E Oil Trade; Oil and Natural Gas Exportation
Topic Started: Oct 31 2015, 09:21 PM (231 Views)
U.A.E	Oct 31 2015, 09:21 PM Post #1
2nd Lieutenant Posts: 253 Group: Members Member #806 Joined: April 22, 2014	The U.A.E has effectively established itself as the main tourist hub of the Middle East and perhaps as the most advanced nation in the Middle East thanks to a largely tourism based economy. The U.A.E has always known that it was rich in oil production and wanted to express that by continuing its drilling at a greater rate. Effectively building 340 more oil wells and drilling sites across the country adding on to the already 523 sites and oil wells. The U.A.E has managed to maintain a bridge between the African Federation-The Bab El Mandeb Bridge- which transports close to 678,000 people freely between the two nations every day and pumps millions of gallons of water from the Bab El Mandeb straight effectively solving the water problems of developing countries in the Middle East and Africa and for the people of the U.A.E and the African Federation as a way of showing their appreciation for their alliance. With this President and Emir wants to express his proposition to trade oil further with foreign nations to increase international relations and establish a stronger hold of control in the Middle East as a very laid back society of tourism and freedoms.



Gaedic Republic	Nov 1 2015, 01:54 PM Post #2
Arab Nation Posts: 232 Group: Members Member #813 Joined: July 21, 2014	The Gaesch Petroleum Company would like to build a 220 Million Feda pipeline extending from Allajadin to our main base of operations in the Protectorate of Sudan. Any inquries would be gladly accepted. Kind regards! Michael Shoebender, CEO of BP Edited by Gaedic Republic, Nov 1 2015, 01:54 PM.



U.A.E	Nov 2 2015, 11:09 AM Post #3
2nd Lieutenant Posts: 253 Group: Members Member #806 Joined: April 22, 2014	The Amirati government (U.A.E as we are now known) will require a brief sit down in order to discuss this planned pipeline as we do have concerns on our part.One thing that will have to be agreed upon is the presiding power over control of the pipeline. Direct flow of oil will have to be controlled by AMIRATI PETROLEUM COMPANY (A.P.C) and all subsequent oil trade will have to be controlled by the Amirati state being that it is in Amirati territory. Of course Gaedic expats can work the pipeline and for BP headquarters in the city of Falah. Office of the Ministry of International Relations, Chief of Trade Mohammed Zawawi Edited by U.A.E, Nov 2 2015, 11:16 AM.



Gaedic Republic	Nov 2 2015, 05:29 PM Post #4
Arab Nation Posts: 232 Group: Members Member #813 Joined: July 21, 2014	You see Mr Zawawi, I am quite aware of the sanctions imposed on your country's shipping sector, considering that there is a near 50% tax on any goods of Allajadinian origins crossing through the Red Sea. Well, considering that BP has free access as we are a North American company, there is only a 20% taxation on goods that cross. Our company would like to ship your goods through the Red Sea at a 10% stake of all profits retrieved from sales abroad. Now, it is up to you Mr. Zawawi, as to whether or not your country would like to proceed. Michael Shoebender, CEO of BP



U.A.E	Nov 2 2015, 08:16 PM Post #5
2nd Lieutenant Posts: 253 Group: Members Member #806 Joined: April 22, 2014	OOC: Sanctions? Since when were there sanctions on the U.A.E, I never agreed to that therefore thats invalid. You can't simply impose a taxes on 50% of AMIRATI!!! goods (Amirati is our new demonym), perhaps only to your country, but definitely not anyone else's because never was that widely discussed. Also start another thread for the discussions to avoid crowding in this one. IC: Mr. Shoebender, as you must already know, the U.A.E is arguably the most economically stable nation in the Middle East. We've built the tallest building in the world, developed world class hospitals, and have a booming tourist industry with a GDP of 77.656 billion annually. We are economically well off and stand firmly in Middle Eastern decision making and influence in our immediate region. I'm not sure that I, as Chief of Trade for the Ministry of International Relations, am fully understanding what you are proposing. Perhaps you can fly into the U.A.E and we can meet up at the Ministry of International Relations in Assad if you or your company is willing to send a representative for the meeting. We are talking about a great increase in relations for both of our nations, this would essentially help improve relations all around the Middle East. Our closest ally, the United Libyan Arab Republic, has increased trade and relations with us militarily and both nations have benefitted. It can be seen through this that we are changing the future of the Middle East for good, it is with this Mr. Shoebender that it is in your best interest to send either a representative or come yourself to meet with Amirati officials here in the Emirates. I'll be sure to make the arrangements for your pickup on arrival. Trust me safety is not a concern, we have no terrorist or weapons allowed in the country and have a state of art security system. After all we held the World Expo for 2015, come by and we can discuss this further in a closed meeting in person. I think it will benefit this conversation even more. Edited by U.A.E, Nov 2 2015, 08:53 PM.



Gaedic Republic	Nov 2 2015, 08:32 PM Post #6
Arab Nation Posts: 232 Group: Members Member #813 Joined: July 21, 2014	OOC: Remember the War? After the compromise, I set a complete ban on all Amirati goods, as when I set the naval blockade (which is still represented by the high amount of naval activity). Sorry if you didn't see the post, but I'll try to look to see if I can find it. Also, check out the Economy Calculator here http://nseconomy.thirdgeek.com/ , which gives you an exact representation of your nations GDP (it really helps! :D ) IC: Mr. Zawawi, I will be glad to arrive in Amirat to discuss the possibility of further business dealings. I can arrive at approximately 8:00 in the morning tomorrow, on the dot. I will be arriving at the international airport in Assad to discuss further exchanges. Edited by Gaedic Republic, Nov 2 2015, 08:38 PM.



U.A.E	Nov 2 2015, 08:57 PM Post #7
2nd Lieutenant Posts: 253 Group: Members Member #806 Joined: April 22, 2014	OOC: I changed it to what it is, thanks for that. IC: Alright i'll be there to pick you up with my motorcade. No problem, I look forward to meeting you. I will also bring forth further ideas to President Mujahid to discuss our relations. Edited by U.A.E, Nov 3 2015, 10:57 AM.


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