- The Jordanian government has agreed to resume flights to the Syrian capital Damascus as of 3 October after a 10-year hiatus...
The Ministry of Interior said, in a press statement today, that this decision comes to allow the activation of trade and tourism between the two countries
Travelers coming from Syria will be required to present a negative PCR test from accredited Syrian laboratories taken no more than 72 hours before their flight
- Trade between Dubai and Saudi Arabia grew 26 percent to AED30.5 billion in the first half of 2021, making the...
Overall, the non-oil foreign trade of Dubai grew 31 percent year-on-year in the first half 2021 to AED722.3 billion
China, however, remains the emirate’s biggest trading partner in the world in terms of value - increasing by 30.7 percent to AED86 billion in the six months to July
- The United Arab Emirates in partnership with the World Economic Forum will hold a two-day long gathering of thinkers to...
The meeting represents the basis for an initiative that brings together the world’s elite thinkers, minds and future foresights, on a single platform, to exchange ideas, share visi
“Great Directions for the Future” dialogue and the meeting in Dubai will constitute a strong incentive to shape the features of a more prosperous and inclusive future for humanity
- DUBAI: Sharjah-based Dana Gas has been awarded $607.5 million as compensation for damages in a case against the Iranian state-owned...
The final hearing of the case will be held in October 2022 and a final award on the damages is expected in 2023.
A second arbitration for the bigger period of the 25-year agreement is currently underway, Dana Gas said.
- Saudi Arabia will develop a new luxury mountain resort as the giga project inches closer to welcoming its first guest...
The Desert Rock resort will have 60 keys in total and is part of the kingdom's giga project The Red Sea Project
The 48 villas and 12 hotel rooms will offer visitors views of the wadi vistas in the western region of the kingdom
- The plants are being built under the Privatization Program, one of the elements of Vision 2030, said Abdulrahman Bin Abdulmohsen...
The plants are expected to be ready by the end of 2024.
Madinah, Qassim and Tabuk each will have a plant with daily processing capacity ranging between 90,000-375,000 cum.





















