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Pakistanis welcome Aramco’s new Islamabad outlet, anticipating quality fuel and services

  • The Saudi oil giant opened its second outlet in Islamabad last week following the inauguration of the first in Lahore on Oct. 29
  • In collaboration with Pakistan’s GO, Aramco aims to expand its retail network and establish a foothold in Pakistan’s growing economy
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