Dubai’s debt is manageable and is far lower if compared to the debt-GDP ratios of other developed countries such as the UK, Germany and the US, according to Sameer Al Ansari, Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Dubai International Capital. In his remarks to the Leaders in Dubai forum yesterday, he said the resources …
The Gulf will continue to grow, albeit at a slower rate, indicating that GCC is not in a crisis, said experts. Dr Muhammad Al Jasser, Vice-Governor, Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (Sama), said: « Do you even know the real picture? We are receiving winds of contagion from the West but we do not have the crises …
His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, has approved the design of the seventh crossing over Dubai Creek to be known as the « Dubai Smile ». The project, with an estimated cost of Dh810 million, will run between Dubai Creek Park, Wonderland Park and …
Rental yields expanded in October on the back of lower asset prices and a tight supply market, as gross yields increased to 6.3 per cent from 4.7 per cent in September, said a new report. « Rental demand is likely to remain robust as we sense potential buyers are deferring their plans until there is better …
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A ‘pro-competition’ regulator, high population growth and attractive demographics would be the key drivers of the Saudi telecoms sector, resulting in a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.1 per cent, a Dubai-based investment bank has said in its new report. Al Mal capital in its recent report on the Saudi telecoms sector said that …
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The UAE’s Ministry of Environment will step up measures aimed at protecting marine environment and conservation of natural resources as part of the government’s strategy to achieve sustainable development. The ministry will work out a number of policies and streamline existing regulations to prevent the extinction of marine life. The UAE Federal Minister of Environment …
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A number of developers in Dubai are announcing easy payments plans to attract and hold on to buyers, as property market worries intensify across the globe. Emaar Properties yesterday officially announced it will launch two schemes, of which the first extends property payments over five years after handover and the second allows buyers to rent …
MANAMA: Bahrain took part in the World Travel Market (WTM) which began in London yesterday. The participation of Bahrain came as part of efforts to attract tourists through this grand international event which brings together 5,000 tourism and airline companies and travel services suppliers. Information Ministry tourism promotion and marketing project chief executive Mohammed Nass …
MUSCAT — His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said will preside over the annual meeting of the Council of Oman at the council hall in Al Khuwair today. His Majesty the Sultan will deliver a speech in which he will review the progress of the development projects being implemented, their features and horizons in realising a …
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KUWAIT: Most Gulf share markets dropped for the second straight day yesterday as a strong rebound in Asian stocks failed to offset anxieties about the regional economy. Only the Omani market was up slightly, while the other five bourses dipped as investors appeared to take the view that the global crisis may have a deeper …
