Saudi Arabia has restarted the East-West oil pipeline, a key infrastructure project aimed at boosting oil exports from the Red Sea port of Yanbu. The move comes after years of delays and is expected to enhance the country’s energy output and regional trade routes. Officials confirmed the project is back on track, with work resuming on key segments of the pipeline to ensure smooth operations. The pipeline, which connects the eastern and western regions of the country, plays a vital role in transporting crude oil to international markets. Analysts suggest the restart could have a positive impact on Saudi Arabia’s economic growth and energy security. The project is part of broader efforts to modernize the nation’s oil infrastructure and support its long-term energy strategy.