delayed several times now it is currently planned for next year according to crown prince mohammed bin salomon who oversees business that saudi aramco he and his country have come under fire following the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi in october but investors appear to be looking past that and a focusing on profits again. let's bring in now correspondent in frankfurt who's following this story very closely conrad first of all just clarify for me if investors.

delayed several times now it is currently planned for next year according to crown prince mohammed bin salomon who oversees business at saudi aramco he and his country have come under fire following the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi in october but investors appear to be looking costs that are focusing on profits again. let's bring in comrade who is a now correspondent in frankfurt who's following this story very closely conrad first of all just clarify for me if investors are suddenly turning a blind eye or have suddenly forgotten all about this murder case of saudi journalists. ben i think it's fair to say and safe to say that investors are moving on you know last year when this murder happened a lot of business leaders were very eager to criticize the saudi government for example by not joining this conference call davos in the desert but very quickly business leaders have returned for example seen an important large german conglomerate. let's listen to what joe kayser the c.e.o. of siemens had to say in an interview today w. when our colleague kate ferguson asked him about this