The Position of the Oil Press about the World Oil Industry / OAPEC Bulletin 2011-2012 as a Model
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https://doi.org/10.33282/abaa.v7i29.190Keywords:
The Position, Oil Press, World Oil Industry, OAPEC BulletinAbstract
This research deals with the attitude of oil press towards oil industry in the world and the extent of their concerns with the stages of oil industry relating to the abundance of oil and natural gas, as it is an international strategic and complementary industry. The researcher uses the survey method for content analysis of the initial article and the press news for two: years (2011-2012). The results if the study are as follows
1- Oil press is concerned with developing and the stages of the Arabic oil industry in the interest of OAPEC in the first place.
2- It is concerned with exploring, extracting, and marketing oil in the first place, then with refining operations in refineries and petrochemical plants in the second place, and finally with the stage of collection and transportation.
3- In spite of oil press’ interests in the oil industry, it must be concerned with the universal equal coverage for all the stages of this industry.
References
1) Considering: The preparation of the OAPEC Bulletin during the years 2011-2012, which will be reviewed in the margins below. The e-mail was received by the Department of Information and Library on November 27, 2012 for more details about the Bulletin, but the researcher did not receive any answer.
(2) Nawaf Adwan, on the margin of the file, "Methods and Methods of Mass Communication Research" (Baghdad: Arab Center for Research of Audience and Viewers, Journal of Research, p. 1, February 1979), p.
(3) Samir Mohamed Hussein, Content Analysis: Definitions, Concepts and Determinants, Vol. 2 (Cairo: World of Books, 1996), p.
(4) Awatif Abdel Rahman et al., Content Analysis in Media Studies (Cairo: Dar Ossama Press, 1982), p. 247.
(5) Karam Shalaby, Glossary of Media Terms, I (Jeddah: Dar al-Shorouk, 1989), p. 358.
[6] Pierre Albert, Journalism, Translated by Mohammed Berjawi, I 1 (Beirut: Oweidat Publishing House, 1970) p.
(7) Oil industry, Retrieved on 24/4/2013 from the Internet, Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
[8] OAPEC Bulletin, Issue 10, Year 38, 2012, p.
(9) Petroleum Engineering, retrieved on 10/4/2013 from the Internet, the Arab-British Academy of Higher Education
(10) Prepared by Naji Mezher Abdul Rahman and Dr. Hadi Abdul-Azirj, The Oil Industry in Iraq, i 1 (Baghdad: Press Group of Justice Group for Printing and Publishing, 2009), p.
(11) Natural gas, retrieved on 2/5/2013 from the Internet, Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
12 See: OAPEC Bulletin, Issue 1, Year 37, 2011, p. 3, No. 1, Year 38, 2012, p. 5 and No. 10, Year 37, 2011, p. 5 and No. 5, year 38, p.
[13] No. 3, Year 38, 2012, p.
(14) The strategy of vertical integration of the Arab oil industry is that the ownership of industrial projects in one direction and thus increasing the multiplier value of these projects, especially oil and natural gas to reach the maximum, see: OAPEC Bulletin No. 10, year 38, 2012, p.
15 No. 10, Year 38, 2012, p.
(16) The extraordinary ministerial meeting held in Riyadh in February 2010 culminated in the signing of the Charter of the International Energy Forum by 87 countries. This Charter is a new building block in the dialogue between producers and consumers. The 13th Ministerial Meeting of the Energy Forum International in March 2012 in Kuwait, see: OAPEC Bulletin, Issue 3, Year 37, 2011, pp. 5 and 4, Year 38, 2012, p.
17) See: Issue 3, 37, 2011, pp. 5 and 4, 38, 2012, p.
[18] No. 6, Year 37, 2011, p.
19 No. 7, Year 37, 2011, p.
(20) The problem of energy poverty means the lack of energy resources needed for economic development in poor countries and the poorest of the international problems that have negative effects on development, health and the economy. One of the main challenges of the global economy at present is: OAPEC, Issue 2, 2012, p.
[21] No. 2, Year 38, 2012, p.
[22] No. 8-9, Year 37, 2011, p.
23 The Group of 77 is the largest alliance in the Third World of the United Nations, established by 77 developing countries that signed the Joint Statement of the 77th Charter issued at the end of the first session of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development in Geneva on 15 June 1964, Although the group's membership has increased but is called the Group of 77 because of the historical significance of this name, it is therefore considered: The Group of 77, retrieved on August 10, 2013 from the Internet, Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
24 No. 7, Year 38, 2012, p.
[25] See: Issue 5, Year 37, 2011, pp. 5 and 11, Year 38, 2012, p.
26 No. 11, Year 37, 2011, p.
[27] No. 12, Year 37, 2011, p.
28 No. 2, Year 37, 2011, pp. 3-4.
29 Conferences of the Parties to the Framework Convention, including the Eighteenth United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP18) held in Qatar in January 2012 and the eighth session of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention as a meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol (CMP-8), OAPEC, No. 12, Year 38, 2012, p.
[30] No. 12, Year 38, 2012, p.
31, No. 6, Year 38, 2012, p.
[32] No. 8-9, Year 38, 2012, p.
[33] See: OAPEC Bulletin, Issue 1, Year 37, 2011, p. 16 and No. 6, Year 37, 2011, p. 18 and No. 3, Year 38, 2012, p.
[34] See: Issue 1, Year 37, p. 17, number 12, year 38, p. 17 and number 2, year 37, p. 16 and number 3, year 37, p. 18 and number 6, year 38, p.
35, p. 18, p. 18, p.
[36] See: Issue 6, Year 37, p. 17, number 7, year 38, p. 18, number 5, year 37, p. 18, and number 11, year 37, p.
37 See: Issue 2, Year 38, p. 18 and No. 2, Year 38, p. 18.
[38] See: Issue 3, Year 37, p. 17, number 7, year 37, p. 17 and number 4, year 38, p. 18 and number 3, year 38, p.
37, p. 17, number 2, year 37, p. 17, number 8-9, year 37, p. 18 and number 8-9, year 38, p. 17.
[40] See: Issue 5, Year 38, p. 17 and No. 10, Year 38, p.
41, No. 11, Year 37, p.
(42) See: Issue 5, Year 37, p. 18, number 8-9, year 37, p. 18, number 1, year 38, p. 19 and number 5, year 38, p. 18 and number 10, year 37, p. 18 and number 11, year 37, p.
[43] See: Issue 10, Year 37, p. 17 and No. 3, year 38, p. 17 and number 1, year 38, p.
[44] No. 6, Year 37, p. 18.
45 See therefore: Issue 4, Year 38, p. 17 and No. 11, year 37, p. 18 and number 1, year 38, p. 19.
[46] See: Issue 1, Year 37, p. 17, number 6, year 37, p. 18 and number 7, year 37, p. 18 and number 11, year 37, p. 18 and number 2, year 38, p.
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(2) Nawaf Adwan, on the margin of the file, "Methods and Methods of Mass Communication Research" (Baghdad: Arab Center for Research of Audience and Viewers, Journal of Research, p. 1, February 1979), p.
(3) Samir Mohamed Hussein, Content Analysis: Definitions, Concepts and Determinants, Vol. 2 (Cairo: World of Books, 1996), p.
(4) Awatif Abdel Rahman et al., Content Analysis in Media Studies (Cairo: Dar Ossama Press, 1982), p. 247.
(5) Karam Shalaby, Glossary of Media Terms, I (Jeddah: Dar al-Shorouk, 1989), p. 358.
[6] Pierre Albert, Journalism, Translated by Mohammed Berjawi, I 1 (Beirut: Oweidat Publishing House, 1970) p.
(7) Oil industry, Retrieved on 24/4/2013 from the Internet, Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
[8] OAPEC Bulletin, Issue 10, Year 38, 2012, p.
(9) Petroleum Engineering, retrieved on 10/4/2013 from the Internet, the Arab-British Academy of Higher Education
(10) Prepared by Naji Mezher Abdul Rahman and Dr. Hadi Abdul-Azirj, The Oil Industry in Iraq, i 1 (Baghdad: Press Group of Justice Group for Printing and Publishing, 2009), p.
(11) Natural gas, retrieved on 2/5/2013 from the Internet, Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
12 See: OAPEC Bulletin, Issue 1, Year 37, 2011, p. 3, No. 1, Year 38, 2012, p. 5 and No. 10, Year 37, 2011, p. 5 and No. 5, year 38, p.
[13] No. 3, Year 38, 2012, p.
(14) The strategy of vertical integration of the Arab oil industry is that the ownership of industrial projects in one direction and thus increasing the multiplier value of these projects, especially oil and natural gas to reach the maximum, see: OAPEC Bulletin No. 10, year 38, 2012, p.
15 No. 10, Year 38, 2012, p.
(16) The extraordinary ministerial meeting held in Riyadh in February 2010 culminated in the signing of the Charter of the International Energy Forum by 87 countries. This Charter is a new building block in the dialogue between producers and consumers. The 13th Ministerial Meeting of the Energy Forum International in March 2012 in Kuwait, see: OAPEC Bulletin, Issue 3, Year 37, 2011, pp. 5 and 4, Year 38, 2012, p.
17) See: Issue 3, 37, 2011, pp. 5 and 4, 38, 2012, p.
[18] No. 6, Year 37, 2011, p.
19 No. 7, Year 37, 2011, p.
(20) The problem of energy poverty means the lack of energy resources needed for economic development in poor countries and the poorest of the international problems that have negative effects on development, health and the economy. One of the main challenges of the global economy at present is: OAPEC, Issue 2, 2012, p.
[21] No. 2, Year 38, 2012, p.
[22] No. 8-9, Year 37, 2011, p.
23 The Group of 77 is the largest alliance in the Third World of the United Nations, established by 77 developing countries that signed the Joint Statement of the 77th Charter issued at the end of the first session of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development in Geneva on 15 June 1964, Although the group's membership has increased but is called the Group of 77 because of the historical significance of this name, it is therefore considered: The Group of 77, retrieved on August 10, 2013 from the Internet, Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
24 No. 7, Year 38, 2012, p.
[25] See: Issue 5, Year 37, 2011, pp. 5 and 11, Year 38, 2012, p.
26 No. 11, Year 37, 2011, p.
[27] No. 12, Year 37, 2011, p.
28 No. 2, Year 37, 2011, pp. 3-4.
29 Conferences of the Parties to the Framework Convention, including the Eighteenth United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP18) held in Qatar in January 2012 and the eighth session of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention as a meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol (CMP-8), OAPEC, No. 12, Year 38, 2012, p.
[30] No. 12, Year 38, 2012, p.
31, No. 6, Year 38, 2012, p.
[32] No. 8-9, Year 38, 2012, p.
[33] See: OAPEC Bulletin, Issue 1, Year 37, 2011, p. 16 and No. 6, Year 37, 2011, p. 18 and No. 3, Year 38, 2012, p.
[34] See: Issue 1, Year 37, p. 17, number 12, year 38, p. 17 and number 2, year 37, p. 16 and number 3, year 37, p. 18 and number 6, year 38, p.
35, p. 18, p. 18, p.
[36] See: Issue 6, Year 37, p. 17, number 7, year 38, p. 18, number 5, year 37, p. 18, and number 11, year 37, p.
37 See: Issue 2, Year 38, p. 18 and No. 2, Year 38, p. 18.
[38] See: Issue 3, Year 37, p. 17, number 7, year 37, p. 17 and number 4, year 38, p. 18 and number 3, year 38, p.
37, p. 17, number 2, year 37, p. 17, number 8-9, year 37, p. 18 and number 8-9, year 38, p. 17.
[40] See: Issue 5, Year 38, p. 17 and No. 10, Year 38, p.
41, No. 11, Year 37, p.
(42) See: Issue 5, Year 37, p. 18, number 8-9, year 37, p. 18, number 1, year 38, p. 19 and number 5, year 38, p. 18 and number 10, year 37, p. 18 and number 11, year 37, p.
[43] See: Issue 10, Year 37, p. 17 and No. 3, year 38, p. 17 and number 1, year 38, p.
[44] No. 6, Year 37, p. 18.
45 See therefore: Issue 4, Year 38, p. 17 and No. 11, year 37, p. 18 and number 1, year 38, p. 19.
[46] See: Issue 1, Year 37, p. 17, number 6, year 37, p. 18 and number 7, year 37, p. 18 and number 11, year 37, p. 18 and number 2, year 38, p.
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جاسم ه. ف. (2015). The Position of the Oil Press about the World Oil Industry / OAPEC Bulletin 2011-2012 as a Model. ALBAHITH ALALAMI, 7(29), 178-201. https://doi.org/10.33282/abaa.v7i29.190
