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they discussed aspects of cooperation and ways to enhance and develop them, as well as explored ways to exchange knowledge
Business confidence in Kuwait reached its highest level so far this year in May 2024, S&P Global said in a report, driven by output and new orders rising at the sharpest rates in almost four years.
The CEO of Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait has resigned with effect from Thursday and will be replaced by the general manager of corporate banking on an acting basis.
Very few countries – just 14 out of a total of 194 – have included specific targets for total renewable power capacity for 2030 in their commitments under the Paris Agreement climate pact
The brokerage’s current forecast gives a 6% ‘upside’ potential by the end of the year for the benchmark index, which is used to gauge the broader global equity market performance
The MSCI EM equities index fell 1.6%, having dropped as much as 1.9% earlier in the session. The benchmark was set for its biggest percentage drop since April 16
Egypt’s net foreign reserves rose to $46.126 billion in May from $41.057 billion in April, central bank data showed on Tuesday.
The industrial sector, which is represented by 4,702 companies promoting the employment of 534,000 people, contributes 90% to exports, or 50 billion dinars/year, said Minister of Industry, Mines and Energy, Fatma Thabet.
The trade exchange between Egypt and Hungary rose by 16.9% year on year (YoY) to $379 million in 2023, compared to $324 million, Minister of Trade and Industry Ahmed Samir stated.
Non-oil trade between Dubai and Senegal reached a value of $926mln in 2023, according to Dubai Customs data, achieving year-over-year growth of 17.7% DUBAI – Dubai International Chamber, one of the three chambers operating under the umbrella of Dubai Chambers, has arranged more than 150 business matching meetings between companies from Dubai and Senegal. The meetings took place in Dakar during the first leg of the chamber’s trade mission to Senegal and Morocco as part of the “New Horizons” initiative, which supports the expansion of local companies by connecting them with promising global markets. Representatives of companies from Dubai operating…
