- Tunisia has witnessed an investment of 713.4 million dinars ($252 million) in service activities during the first nine months of...
The investments will be mobilized under 6,464 projects and will create 22,053 new jobs.
Services directed to the local market (96 percent of overall investment declarations) saw a 3.1 percent increase.
- Box office revenue in the Middle East made the fastest recovery in the world, from $250 million in 2020 to...
The revenue is expected to continue to rise, reaching $1 billion in 2022 and $1.3 billion in 2024, research has shown.
Only 261 of the 3,099 screens in the Middle East and Africa were closed due to the pandemic.
- The Lebanese central bank has opened a credit line of $60 million for medicine importers.
Around three-fourth of Lebanon now lives in poverty because the Lebanese pound has lost more than 90 percent of its value since November 2019
As a result, there have been massive shortages of commodities like fuel, medicine, and even food
- The gross volume growth was mainly driven by Asia Pacific, India, Australia, and the MENA region.
In Q3, DP World handled 19.8 million TEU, up 8.1 percent year-on-year basis.
The near-term outlook remains positive, but the company expects growth rates to be moderate in the final quarter, said CEO Ahmad Bin Sulayem.
- World Bank has warned that rising energy prices will stoke inflation in many emerging markets and developing countries.
The bank has raised its forecast for average oil prices to $74/bbl in 2022 from $70/bbl in 2021 projected previously in April
Prices of non-energy commodities like metals and wheat are also projected to remain at elevated levels
- The project, which covers 7.2 million square feet of land in Al Rahmaniyah area, builds on the concept of future...
The project extends over an area of 7.2 million square feet of land in the Al Rahmaniyah area of Sharjah, supporting the urban development of the Emirate
The city is designed to cover all three elements of sustainability - social, economic, and environmental
- The expenditure is expected to improve socio-economic conditions for Israel’s Arab minority, which has long complained of marginalization.
The plan was approved by Prime Minister Nafatli Bennett's government late on Sunday
It calls for $9.35 billion to be spent over five years to "close the gap in the Arab sector" compared with conditions in the Jewish community
- The UAE's Ministry of Economy has signed an agreement with LinkedIn for developing a framework for skills-based talent besides identifying,...
The agreement is geared towards achieving UAE Strategy for Talent Attraction and Retention.
LinkedIn will collaborate with the ministry’s team to make joint action plans supporting the ministry’s national strategies.





















