US to appoint Victoria Coates as special energy envoy to Saudi Arabia: Energy Department

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WASHINGTON/RIYADH (REUTERS) - The Trump administration will appoint Ms Victoria Coates as special energy representative to Saudi Arabia as Washington struggles to deal with a global oil price crash dragging on the economy and threatening US energy producers, an Energy Department official said on Monday (March 23).. Read more at straitstimes.com.

WASHINGTON/RIYADH - The Trump administration will appoint Ms Victoria Coates as special energy representative to Saudi Arabia as Washington struggles to deal with a global oil price crash dragging on the economy and threatening US energy producers, an Energy Department official said on Monday .

"Coates will be based in Saudi Arabia to ensure the Department of Energy has an added presence in the region," the official said."While her assignment comes at a pivotal time for global oil markets, it has been in the works for a while."Mr Trump, who is running for re-election in November, has said he wants to find a medium ground regarding the oil price crash.

US crude oil edged higher in after-hours trading on Monday to nearly US$24 a barrel, after tumbling 29 per cent last week in its steepest slide since the outset of the US-Iraq Gulf War in 1991. She was deputy national security adviser for Mr Trump, and specialised on the Middle East, particularly Iran.

 

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