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But if you don't have reserves and production, nobody can help you".Such swagger used to be limited to a small handful of NOCs in the Middle East, especially Saudi Aramco, but no longer.

Exxon may hold the highest stock valuation among listed firms, but it is dwarfed by Saudi Arabia's unlisted Aramco, whose oil reserves are 20 times larger and off-limits to foreigners.A chief rationale for the recent mergers was that only super-majors can afford to spend the sort of money that might help them bag various giant oil prospects.

As if to prove the point, Mr Naimi ensured that Saudi Aramco started to reduce its output even before this week's meeting in Vienna.It is this ability and willingness to turn supply on and off quickly that may enable Saudi Arabia to continue to be the dominant price-setter in the global oil market, whatever American fantasists hope.

Saudi Aramco, the state-run oil giant (and the world's largest oil company), has recently launched its biggest expansion programme in many years.

Female Arab executives from such companies as Hewlett-Packard and, significantly, Saudi Aramco, the kingdom's state oil company, are soon to attend a "Women in Leadership" conference in Dubai.Arab women have won limited political rights in Qatar, Bahrain and Oman.

"There is a genuine nationalism in Aramco," says Steffen Hertog, a researcher at the London School of Economics.

The winner of last year's PMI Project of the Year award was the Saudi-Aramco Haradh gas pipeline, whose original contracting document was lauded for the way it "defined the mix of contracts best suited to accomplish the project's objectives".

A next step would be to turn it into a state-owned company capable of entering alliances with private firms, along the lines of Saudi Aramco.

The world would be awash in cheap oil, priced by the forces of supply and demand, not by the anti-western price-fixers now led by Ali Naimi, the Saudi oil minister and de facto boss of Saudi Aramco, a state-owned firm with more than 20 times the oil reserves of Exxon Mobil.Such fantasies may not be far-fetched, judging by the ructions in the oil market since the end of war in Iraq.

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Its best assets are its American refining and retail operations, which are tied up in a joint venture with Royal Dutch/Shell and Saudi Aramco.