Most large international shipping companies have decided to reroute trading to avoid the Red Sea and Suez Canal through which 12 percent of world trade usually passes. The Houthis say the strikes are in solidarity with Palestinians in war-ravaged Gaza, which Israel has bombarded relentlessly for three months, in what...
Saudi clubs spent $875.4m on new players from June 1- Sept 1, says FIFA
Spending by Saudi Arabian football clubs in the transfer window just closed was second only to that by teams in the English Premier League, said separate reports by FIFA and Deloitte. The sport's world governing body said Saudi Pro League teams had spent $875.4 million on new players from June...
MoIAT inks MoU with MEXT to implement industrial transformation Index
ABU DHABI, UAE - The Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT) and MEXT signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to implement the UAE’s Industrial Technology Transformation Index (ITTI) and deploy the index overseas for the first time. The move is part of the UAE's efforts to accelerate decarbonization and...
Export credit companies of UAE and Indonesia sign pact to boost trade
Etihad Credit Insurance (ECI), the UAE Federal export credit company, and its Indonesian counterpart PT Reasuransi Indonesia Utama (Persero) or Indonesia Re, have signed a reciprocal reinsurance agreement to bolster their bilateral trade. The two agencies also agreed to expand their collaborative initiatives across the globe by fostering sustainable and...
China dumps 15 coal plants abroad after Xi pledge: study
More than a dozen Chinese coal power projects overseas were cancelled after a ban last year on funding such plants, but loopholes could allow 18 others to still go ahead, according to a study published Friday.
Saudi hiring of foreign domestic workers leaps up 15%
Saudi Arabia has recruited more than 75,000 overseas domestic workers in December 2021, a fifteen percent jump in the hiring, according to official figures released by the kingdom.
Most of $3.8bn remittances to the Philippines in July came from Middle East
Filipinos living overseas have sent back some $3.8 billion in July with most of the remittances coming from the Middle East.
