Gulf Air to launch Aden flights soon Gulf News | Manama: Gulf Air, Bahrain's national carrier, said on Tuesday that it would soon launch flights to Aden and re-launch services to Colombo. | Services to Aden via Sana'a will start on September 22 with four weekly flights by an A319 aircraft while Colombo services will begin on October 5 with five ...
Thomas Cook signs up with Adat Gulf News | Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi Aircraft Technologies (Adat), the Middle East's largest independent maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services provider, signed a five-year agreement yesterday to conduct airframe heavy maintenance for Thomas Cook's Boeing 757 fleet, the company announced yesterday. | Ada...
Kingdom to expect slow recovery - IMF The Jordan Times | –– Limited room for further economic stimulus will hold back the pace of Jordan's economic recovery, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). | In a research workshop held last week at the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ), IMF experts cited ...
Ford sales grow 31% in Gulf Gulf News | Dubai: Ford on Tuesday reported a GCC-wide sales growth of 31 per cent during the first six months of the year. Throughout the region, sales went up 56 per cent in Saudi Arabia, 22 per cent in Qatar and 15 per cent in the UAE, Ford Middle East...
Rent by credit card in Dubai controversial Gulf News | Dubai: A new possibility to make rental payments by credit card has attracted great attention in Dubai's property sector. Under an offer by Landmark Properties, a property agent in Dubai, some units in the Discovery Gardens development can now be r...
UAE cites BlackBerry national security concerns Philadelphia Daily News | The Associated Press | DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - The UAE says BlackBerry smartphones operate outside of existing national security legislation, raising questions about the devices' legality in the Mideast business hub. | The country's Telecommu...
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GCC Countries to get connect via a rail system Gulf News | Dubai: Transportation projects in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait worth an estimated $170 billion will change the way trade is done. Railway projects alone will be worth ...
BP boss in Middle East talks as spill relief well advances Daily Star Lebanon | Speculation mounts of stake purchase by a mideast or Asian Sovereign wealth fund | Thursday, July 08, 2010 | - Powered by | Amena Bakr and Kristen Hays | Reuters | ABU DHABI/HOUS...
Peak oil review - July 5 Energy Bulletin | 1. Oil and the global economy | Oil prices fell 8 percent last week from a high of $79 on Monday to close on Friday at $72.14. After it became apparent that hurricane Alex would ...
Gulf Air to launch Aden flights Gulf News | Manama: Gulf Air, Bahrain's national carrier, said on Tuesday that it would soon launch flights to Aden and re-launch services to Colombo. | Services to Aden via Sana'a will start on September 22 with four weekly flights by an A319 aircraft while C...
Saudi Arabia iron-ore mine to cost $1,9bn – London Mining Mining Weekly | JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Aim-listed London Mining and its joint-venture (JV) partner in the Wadi Sawawin iron-ore project, in Saudi Arabia, would, over the next six to 12 months, jointly seek funding of $1,9-billion in capital expenditur...
Thomas Cook signs up with Adat Gulf News | Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi Aircraft Technologies (Adat), the Middle East's largest independent maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services provider, signed a five-year agreement yesterday to conduct airframe heavy maintenance for Thomas Cook's Boeing...
Historic Saudi-Syrian Beirut visit shows Arab concern BBC News It was mightily short on public statements and lasted only a few short hours, but the unprecedented joint visit to Lebanon by two of the most influential Arab leaders produced images that few would have thought possible just a couple of years ago. Related stories | Who are Hezbollah? Hezbollah entrenched in S Lebanon Lebanon urged to resist violenc...
Opec's compliance with output curbs falls in July Gulf News | London: The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) is meeting only half its promised cuts in oil supply this month thanks to a big jump in exports from Nigeria and despite a smaller decline in production in Angola, a Reuters survey showed yesterday. | Supply from the 11 members of Opec with output targets, all except Iraq, has ...
