- From 2018 to 2022, the private-sector healthcare spending is forecast to increase at a cumulative annual growth rate (CAGR) of...
From 2018 to 2022, the private-sector healthcare spending is forecast to increase at a cumulative annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.5 percent
A report on GCC Healthcare Industry said that the healthcare expenditure was projected to reach US$104.6bn in 2022 from an estimated US$76.1bn in 2017
- DUBAI: Abu Dhabi's department of health (DoH) will be using drones for the transport of high-value medical goods such as...
US-based Matternet partners with logistics company Skygo and Department of Health for 'world's first city-wide medical drone network.
SkyGo and Matternet have completed the first phase of in-country flight testing.
- DUBAI: As many as 23 factories that will manufacture solar panels and systems will be set up across Saudi Arabia,...
The factories will be established in 12 industrial cities, according to Modon.
Products to be manufactured include Solar cells, slim panels for generating solar energy, solar energy panels.
- The workshop discussed the most prominent ways to expand the current investments in line with Saudi Vision 2030.
Saudi Arabia is opening up its economy while diversifying it to lessen its dependence on oil
It is believed to have investment opportunities worth SAR12 trillion (€2.7 trillion or $3.2 trillion)
- Tucked in an alleyway of the Grand Bazaar, Kazem Mabhutian’s 1.5-square-metre chaikhaneh (tea house) is invisible from the main street.
Tucked in an alleyway of the Grand Bazaar, Kazem Mabhutian’s 1.5-square-metre chaikhaneh (tea house) is invisible from the main street.
And yet it is the most famous among tea connoisseurs in the Iranian capital
- The oil ministry earlier this month raised the price of fuel sold to cement manufacturers from 150 dinars per litre...
The measure has caused industry outrage in the crisis-hit country, where some regions are still waiting for post-war reconstruction
The subsidised fuel price for cement manufacturers was originally approved in exchange for their commitment to cap the price of cement





















