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Here's Why Rubio Is Visiting a Small Indian City Home to World’s Largest Oil-Refining Complex

Rubio will meet Reliance chairman Mukesh Ambani as the company’s Jamnagar refinery, with 1.4 million barrels a day of capacity, weighs more Venezuelan crude.

  • On Wednesday, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio travels to Jamnagar, India, to visit the Reliance Industries refinery and meet with company chief Mukesh Ambani.
  • Rubio aims to discuss increasing Venezuelan oil processing with Reliance, viewing India as a "refining superpower" capable of handling heavy crude.
  • The Jamnagar refinery processes about 1.4 million barrels of crude per day. Rubio stated, "Economies collapse over lack of energy," emphasizing the facility's strategic value.
  • Increased Venezuelan crude production could provide short-term relief, though Rubio acknowledged it would not fully offset potential global supply disruptions.
  • Reliance is also involved in a proposed $300 billion refinery project in Brownsville, Texas, announced by President Donald Trump in March to boost domestic energy production.
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During his visit to the world ' s largest oil refinery in India, United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio seeks to boost Venezuelan oil imports and reduce dependence on Russian raw materials, amid trade pressures and economic negotiations between the two countries.

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New Delhi, Oct 21 (EFE).- U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio travels this Wednesday to the town of Jamnagar, in the western Indian state of Guyarat, to meet with Mokesh Ambani tycoon at the world's largest crude oil refinery, a plant that focuses Washington's attention for its [...] The Rubio Entrance travels to the world's largest crude refinery in India with the focus on energy was first published in HolaNews.

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Gulf Times broke the news in Doha, Qatar on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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