Dubai SME joins hands with CXDA to attract investment
DUBAI, UAE – The Mohammed bin Rashid Establishment for Small and Medium Enterprises Development (Dubai SME), a part of Dubai...Business Economy
Qatar rises as a premier sports tourism destination
“In addition to hosting a variety of sports events, especially the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, Qatar has shown the...Economy
Lebanon hospitals say they are running out of fuel for life-saving equipment
Hospitals in Lebanon have warned they are running out of fuel to operate life-saving equipment as power cuts continue
WFP needs $1.9 billion in 2021 to prevent famine in Yemen
The World Food Program has it needs at least $1.9 billion this year alone to prevent famine in Yemen
Human Rights Watch condemns Iran for ‘deadly’ response to water protests
HRW has condemned the Iran’s response to ongoing internal water protests; at least four people have been killed by security...
Bahrain to let restaurants, sports centers open Friday, July 23
Bahrain has announced that it will allow cafes, restaurants, sports centers and more to open for all on Friday
Iran opens oil terminal in Gulf of Oman to bypass Strait of Hormuz
Iran has started exporting crude through its first terminal in the Gulf of Oman, bypassing the Strait of Hormuz to...
Monthly rent in Kuwait can eat up 38 percent of your income
Average monthly rent for a three-bedroom apartment in Kuwait is about 475 KD ($1579), according to a survey by a...
Majority of employees worldwide want flexible working to continue: WEF
30 percent of 12,500 employes in 29 countries say they would look for another job if forced to go back...
Lebanon families ‘spend 5 times minimum wage’ on food
The Mediterranean country is battling what the World Bank has described as one of the planet's worst financial crises since...
Saudi Arabia gets tougher on shadow economy
Following the introduction of an anti-concealment law early this year, Saudi Arabia has stepped up its efforts to crack down...
Lebanon families spend 5 times minimum wage on food alone, says study
A family of five in Lebanon is spending more than 3.5 million Lebanese pounds a month on food
