This is perhaps one of the reasons why we view oil not merely as a commodity, but as the lifeblood that propels societies toward growth and development, and we must work to make it accessible to the entire world. As for crops, minerals, and commodities in general, these are a legacy we inherited from our forefathers, who were responsible for connecting the ancient world and its continents, with their diverse languages ​​and customs, through their ancient ships that sailed with dignity across the Indian Ocean, the Arabian Sea, the Red Sea, and, as the ancients called it, the Erythraean Sea.