- Two sides discussed the prospects of boosting trade exchange and the flow of goods between the two countries.
Two sides discussed the prospects of boosting trade exchange and the flow of goods between the two countries
The countries will explore opportunities, especially in artificial intelligence, e-trade and food security as well as the fourth industrial revolution
- The economy of Lebanon is in crisis. Here’s a look at which countries it depends on for trade and aid,...
Lebanon has been asking its neighbors in general and GCC countries in particular for help to bail it out of this economic crisis
It has already received assurance of electricity supply from Jordan via infrastructure in Syria
- Gulfood Manufacturing, the largest food and beverage processing and packaging show for the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia (MEASA),...
The event will run for three days and address the sector’s sustainable packaging, automation, and F&B supply chain issues.
UAE’s trade in food commodities contributed more than seven percent of the country's GDP for 2020.
- In Tunisia, the land dedicated to organic farming has multiplied 20-fold since 2001. In Morocco, the area of farmland certified...
Despite its small size, Tunisia ranks 30th in the world and first in Africa in terms of area certified for organic farming.
Moroccan authorities are trying to develop the sector with the Green Morocco Plan, which helps farmers cover the costs of getting certified.
- Merely producing great quantities of oil or having a shortage does not dictate whether a country will have the cheapest...
The world usually buys gasoline at the same price, with the current global average being $1.21 per liter
However, the price at which gasoline is sold by each country varies because of national and provincial subsidies and tax rates
- Saudi Arabia might see a contraction in fiscal budget deficit this year, according to Riyadh-based Jadwa Investment.
The Kingdom's income from VAT contributed 70 percent of non-oil revenues during the third quarter of 2021
"With Brent oil prices currently trading above $80 per barrel, there is a strong possibility that full year 2021 government oil revenue could surpass our current estimate of SR528





















