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Author: Steven Sahiounie
The executive board of the International Monetary Fund will meet on April 29 to discuss the approval of $1.1 billion funding for Pakistan, the Fund said on Wednesday.
The UAE suffered the heaviest rains this month in 75 years, causing widespread flooding which trapped residents in traffic, offices and homes
RIYADH: Private sector investments in Saudi Arabia’s industrial field more than doubled in the first quarter of 2024, surpassing SR7 billion ($1.8 billion), according to official data.
RIYADH: Saudi developer ROSHN Group has launched its first integrated community, ALDANAH, in the economic hub of Greater Dammam, featuring over 2,500 homes spread across 1.7 million sq. m.
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul All Share Index dipped on Wednesday, losing 128.72 points, or 1.03 percent, to close at 12,355.69.
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia has completed its riyal-denominated sukuk issuance for April at SR7.39 billion ($1.97 billion), representing a rise of 66.44 percent compared to the previous month.
RIYADH: Since the launch of Vision 2030, Saudi Arabia has witnessed a fundamental shift in its economy and the business environment is transforming with the creation of new sectors, said the Kingdom’s economy minister.
RIYADH: The Kingdom’s flagship airline Saudia has launched a beta version of its digital platform, the Travel Companion, powered by advanced artificial intelligence, aiming to transform the industry.
The Canadian government has allowed Airbus to use Russian-produced titanium in its manufacturing processes despite being the first Western state to sanction the strategic metal.
Türkiye slammed the US’ recent human rights report, calling for Washington to address its own human rights record and cease its alliances with terror organizations, said the country’s foreign ministry on Wednesday. “We reiterate our call for the United States to focus on its own human rights record as well as to cease its partnerships with terrorist organizations and its double-standard policy on human rights,” said the ministry in a statement. The ministry said that the report includes unfounded accusations, “erroneous information and prejudiced comments” regarding Türkiye, echoing similar patterns observed in previous years. Ankara reiterated its refusal to endorse…
