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JIDDAH, Saudi Arabia (AP) - Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah met with officials from the world's top oil firms to discuss obstacles hindering investment projects worth $25 billion in the Gulf kingdom's gas fields.
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Saudi Arabia approved offers from Shell, ExxonMobil and six other companies a year ago to work three large Saudi gas fields. But disagreements over various issues - including the level of revenues for the companies - have twice delayed the signing off on final deals.
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A Western diplomatic source said the companies are seeking 15-18 percent in annual revenues from gas produced in the fields, while Saudi Arabia wants the figure to be at 8-12 percent.
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The source, speaking on condition he not be further identified, said both sides reached a "compromise" on Sunday. He did not elaborate.
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