you see working with the ministry of transport. the trepidation minister about the new pricing model. will prices stay the same? —— transportation minister. consumers will now see the exact price on their out after they enter the destination and their pickup address. the good thing about this is that it is good for consumers in that there will be more transparency around the price of that particular ride, before they even request the car. what about the issues of fines and unpaid taxes? the ministry of finance as you have unpaid taxes of nearly $4.5 million. it is also —— it is also danger executives from leaving the country. how will you resolve is? we are looking to resolve is? we are looking to resolve as swiftly as possible. we have reached out to the relevant authorities over the past couple of months to discuss this issue. it has currently entered into legal proceedings, right now. so we are taking the legal course to resolve this as quickly as possible. you have been slapped with hefty fines. you know when they will be paid?

like the ministry of transport -- i would not be surprised by the end of the year if things pick up quickyousef: the week on oil markets as u.s. supplies searched and saudi arabia would back an extension of cuts. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back to the best of "bloomberg markets: middle east." oil prices gained on talk about the saudi will support extension cuts beyond june. for more on that we spoke to our energy correspondent. >> you talk about geopolitical risk coming into the market. we are seeing some of that. with libya and saudi arabia, it comes down to less oil on the market. libya is having problem with the ports. back to the 700,000 barrels per day. those go down as ports closed. yesterday we received information that saudi arabia was pumping below 10 million barrels a day in march. that was from a person familiar with their data. that was lower than some observant agencies were putting on march. that is less production than expected. many thought that the saudis were increasing production, though staying below the opec limit. we thought they were increasing slightly be

now, all of the public entities and ministries are looking after candidates from the private sector to expedia transition. from what i see, the ministry of transportnot surprised by the end of the year, things will be picking up quick. >> coming up, the oil markets as u.s. supply search and saudi arabia hinted it would back an extension of africa. ♪ >> welcome back to the best of bloomberg markets: middle east. -- gained on top the saudi's for more on that, we spoke to our energy correspondent. >> talking about geopolitical risk and we see that but with libby and saudi arabia, a comes down to fundamentals and that is less oil on the market. libya having problems with the ports. as they get back up to 700,000 barrels a day, they come back down as the ports close and that brings oil off the market. yesterday, we saw information that saudi arabia was pumping below 10 billion barrels per day in march. that was from a person familiar with their data. that is lower than a lot of the observing agencies or putting less production than expected, most of us thought they were increasing slightly their production, even though they were below the opec limit. w

of an engine defect. the recall covers models equipped with a 2—liter or 2.4—liter theta two gasoline engine produced before august 2013. the south korean transport ministrycrankshafts could cause engine damage, leading to possible engine stalling. it's theta. never heard of it! now to asia, where korean tech giant samsung electronics has published a profit estimate for the first quarter that makes it the best quarter for the company in three years. leisha chi is in singapore. it's not a shabby number. that's right impressive numbers today. as we have been reporting samsung has had a really rough ride in recent times and just today the boss appeared in court for the first time. he of course has been sitting in jail after time. he of course has been sitting injail after being time. he of course has been sitting in jail after being charged time. he of course has been sitting injail after being charged in a corruption scandal that brought down south korea's president. going back to those numbers, it really comes from the memory trip division as well as flat panel display business. sales have been strong and that has led to positive profit forecasts which has

ministry, helping people who can't, with a lug wrench in one hand and an oil pan full of compassion in the other. >> people that oftentimes can't afford to put food on the table, but they need transportation. but they can't afford the repairs on their cars. >> reporter: with the help of two methodist churches in powder springs, georgia, this retired air force mechanic who now works for delta airlines has turned repair shop. >> lady came in, was having trouble getting back and forth to the doctor, and she was undergoing chemotherapy. >> reporter: last year, they fixed up 180 cars, and gave away 24 free vehicles. >> to be able to see somebody go out here with their life in better shape than it was when they came in, and it is part of the blessing i have received. >> thank you for watching on a friday night. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. have a great easter weekend. for david and all of us here, good night. the dinosaurs' extinction... got you outnumbered. don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. something for everyone is awesome. find your awesome with the