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Qatar opens two tunnels at Pearl Interchange

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Qatar's Public Works Authority (Ashghal) has opened two new tunnels at Pearl Interchange on Lusail Expressway aimed at reducing traffic congestion during the Eid holidays. The opening of the two tunnels comes as part of a series of upcoming openin
Etihad launches Dreamliner on daily Amsterdam flights

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Etihad Airways has introduced the Boeing 787-9 aircraft on its daily service from Abu Dhabi to Amsterdam. The airline previously operated the 787 Dreamliner on the Amsterdam service in the summer of 2016 but this move heralds the start of a year
Energy, Real Estate Lead Sectors Luring Foreign Flows into Egypt

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International investment institutions expected Egypt to witness a significant economic improvement starting next year in terms of foreign investment inflows, especially in the oil and gas, real estate and consumer product sectors. They also forecast
Saudi Arabia Issues Rules for Small-Scale Solar Energy

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Saudi Arabias Electricity and Co-generation Regulatory Authority (ECRA) issued a regulatory framework for electricity consumers to operate their own small-scale solar power generating systems which will allow self-consumption and export excess to the
OPEC, Non-OPEC Meeting Proposed for Sept. 22

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The next meeting of a ministerial committee of OPEC and non-OPEC has been proposed for September 22 to discuss the countries production pact, according to two informed sources. The sources added that they are waiting for the ministers approval for t
UAE: Selective Tax to Generate up to USD1.9 Billion Revenues Annually

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Initial estimates in the UAE expected that implementing the selective tax will generate up to AED7 billion (USD1.9 billion) revenues annually to the federal budget, while a financial official said that it will probably be applicable starting October
DAE becomes one of the world’s biggest aircraft lessors after buying Dublin-based AWAS

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Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) has become one of the worlds largest aircraft lessors after announcing on Sunday it had completed the acquisition of Dublin-based AWAS, the industrys tenth biggest firm. The deal triples the Dubai government-controll
Malaysia Airlines seeks partners for Hajj-focused service using A380s

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Malaysia Airlines is in talks with potential investors for new charter flights to carry Muslim travellers on the annual Hajj pilgrimage, a service planned to give a new lease of life to surplus A380 superjumbos at the unprofitable carrier. The car
Oman launches eVisa service in bid to boost tourism sector

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Oman's new airport, currently under construction, will have the capacity to cater for the expected increase in tourism numbers. Oman has launched an eVisa service in a bid to boost the Gulf country's tourism sector. Tourists planning to vis
Saudi dairy farm said to mull using cow dung to meet power needs

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A dairy farm in the home of the worlds biggest energy exporter is considering using cow dung to meet its power needs. Saudi Arabias National Agriculture Development Co is planning to develop a $200 million biomass plant fired by excrement from its b
Dubai Business Events gathers momentum after strong H1

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Dubai Business Events (DBE), the citys official convention bureau, has reported strong results for the first half of 2017, with 97 bids submitted to host business events being successfully awarded to the city. The events secured since January, inc
Diyar Al Muharraq's Al Bareh project work on track

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Diyar Al Muharraq, one of the leading urban developers in Bahrain, has announced that the secondary infrastructure work for the southern 50 per cent of its Al Bareh project will commence this month for completion in 12 months. Situated in a prime
Jafza non-oil foreign trade hits $80bn

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Dubai-based Jebel Ali Free Zone (Jafza), a subsidiary of DP World, has consolidated its position as a major trading and logistics hub by growing its non-oil foreign trade by 17 per cent to 27.9 million tonnes in 2016, worth $80.2 billion, from 23.9 m
Gulf Craft sells passenger vessel to Tonga customer

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UAE-based Gulf Craft, a major manufacturer of luxury yachts and fibreglass boats, has announced the sale of a passenger vessel, a Touring 36, to a buyer in the remote Polynesian country of Tonga. Erwin Bamps, chief executive officer, Gulf Craft, s
Neopharma plans major expansion in Mena, Asia

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UAE-based Neopharma, a leading pharmaceutical manufacturing company, has revealed that it is planning for a major expansion, primarily in the Middle East and North African (Mena) markets and parts of Asia. These plans take into account the impendi

Qatar opens two tunnels at Pearl Interchange

Etihad launches Dreamliner on daily Amsterdam flights

Energy, Real Estate Lead Sectors Luring Foreign Flows into Egypt

Saudi Arabia Issues Rules for Small-Scale Solar Energy

OPEC, Non-OPEC Meeting Proposed for Sept. 22

UAE: Selective Tax to Generate up to USD1.9 Billion Revenues Annually

DAE becomes one of the world’s biggest aircraft lessors after buying Dublin-based AWAS

Malaysia Airlines seeks partners for Hajj-focused service using A380s

Oman launches eVisa service in bid to boost tourism sector

Saudi dairy farm said to mull using cow dung to meet power needs

Dubai Business Events gathers momentum after strong H1

Diyar Al Muharraq's Al Bareh project work on track

Jafza non-oil foreign trade hits $80bn

Gulf Craft sells passenger vessel to Tonga customer

Neopharma plans major expansion in Mena, Asia