- Iraqi fishermen at Al-Faw, such as Tareq Ziad, complain of "being harassed" by both Iran and Kuwait.
Iraqi fishermen at Al-Faw, such as Tareq Ziad, complain of "being harassed" by both Iran and Kuwait
The head of the fishermen's union in Al-Faw, Badran al-Tamimi, said they have "no support from the (Iraqi) government"
- The UAE has introduced three new economic laws, with the government saying these laws underwent the largest legislative amendments of...
The laws are the Commercial Companies Law, Commercial Registry Law and the Trademarks Law.
Commercial Companies Law abolishes the maximum and minimum percentage of the founders’ contribution to the company’s capital at the time of the public offering
- China is willing to assist Kuwait to develop its ports given the significance of such facilities in the ##international maritime...
Chinese port official stresses the significance of port facilities in international maritime trade.
Kuwait's imports from China were worth $4.94 billion during 2020, according to the UN database on international trade.
- It is part of a strategy to help DFM reach the AED3-trillion mark
Tecom is said to have 10 business communities that offer infrastructure, regulations, and a support network to help businesses set up operations
These business communities include Dubai Internet City, Dubai Media City, Dubai Design District, and Dubai Industrial Park
- The UAE’s newly-announced working week will not have any negative impact on the UAE and Gulf countries’ business relations, say...
The UAE has become the first country in the world to introduce a working week that is shorter than the global five-day week.
The transition to the four-and-a-half-day working week is expected to help enhance work-life balance and social well-being.
- The 36-year-old Briton and his Dutch rival, who is 12 years younger, have for the large part treated each other...
The 36-year-old Briton and his Dutch rival, who is 12 years younger, have for the large part treated each other with respect
But after 20 races, the equivalent of driving from New York to London, the pair head to Yas Marina with their relationship seemingly at its lowest point
- The first phase of electronic invoicing in Saudi Arabia has begun, affecting all taxpayers liable to VAT in the Kingdom...
The Kingdom's first phase of electronic invoicing has begun, affecting all VAT payers
Purchasing with tax invoices and failing to notify the Authority of any fault will result in a fine of 10,000 Riyals





















