- It has signed a deal with the Science Based Target initiative.
Aramex has signed a commitment with the Science Based Target initiative to significantly reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 2030
The SBTi is a partnership between CDP, the United Nations Global Compact, World Resources Institute, and WWF
- The United Arab Emirates is followed by Qatar (60), Kuwait (61), Bahrain (69) and Oman (71) on the Henley Passport...
The United Arab Emirates is followed by Qatar (60), Kuwait (61), Bahrain (69) and Oman (71) on the Henley Passport Index
The Henley & Partners' list is one of many that rank passports based on their ability to provide access to their citizens
- Gulf International Bank (GIB) said on Sunday that it has closed a $625 million sustainability-linked syndicated loan (SLL), making it...
The deal makes it the first majority Saudi-owned bank to close such a facility.
The deal was oversubscribed by more than two times with $1 billion commitments from 20 global investors.
- Turkey’s pine honey harvests — especially in the Mugla region — were already suffering from drought when the wildfires hit....
Turkey as a whole makes 92 percent of the world’s thick, dark pine honey
The Mugla region, where 80 percent of Turkey’s pine honey is produced, has been ravaged by fire and floods
- Saudi Arabia is planning to invest US$36bn in logistics and aims to become a regional hub for the shipping sector,...
Saudi Arabia is planning to invest US$36bn in logistics and aims to become a regional hub for the shipping sector, a position enjoyed by the UAE for many years
The UAE has 10 major ports followed by Saudi Arabia (9), Qatar, Oman and Bahrain (5 each) and Kuwait (3)
- "It brings me great joy and pleasure to officially announce the official launch of FTA negotiations between GCC countries and...
The UK already enjoys strong economic links with the nations of the GCC, comprised of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait and Oman
Trade between the UK and the Gulf nations topped 30 billion pounds ($41 billion) in 2020, according to the British government
- Facebook did not provide details on the cause or scope of the problems, which caused users to flock to Twitter...
Facebook did not provide details on the cause or scope of the problems, which caused users to flock to Twitter to voice frustration
Hundreds of millions of people were unable to access Facebook, Instagram or WhatsApp for more than six hours on Monday





















