Saudi Arabia Will Fill Need Created by Y2K Problems

December 9, 1999

Saudi Arabia's stands ready to step in and replace any oil supplies that may be disrupted because of Y2K computer problems. " Saudi Arabia's unused oil production capacity is reportedly about three million bpd.

Saudi Arabia Will Fill Need Created by Y2K Problems

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