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Qatar May Fund Energy, Other Projects In Venezuela -Sources

Industry sources in Qatar said that the country was still studying the possibility of investing in Venezuela’s energy, real estate and tourism sectors.

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OPEC To See Market Share Drop Even As Oil Slump Slows Shale Boom

OPEC forecast demand for the group’s oil will drop to 28.78 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2015.

UAE Mulls Labour Law Amendment, New Standard Employment Contract

The amended law aims to reduce the gaps in working conditions between the public and private sectors, says labour minister.

Stock News: Mixed Earnings, Weak Oil May Dampen Gulf Markets

Oil slid in early Asian trade on Wednesday after touching its lowest in nearly six years in the previous session.

Iran’s Rouhani Says Countries Behind Oil Price Drop Will Suffer

Iranian president said that oil producers such as Saudi Arabia and Kuwait will suffer more than Iran from the falling oil prices.

Oil Prices Plunge Again As UAE Defends Holding Production

UAE Oil Minister Suhail bin Mohammed al-Mazroui said on Tuesday that OPEC’s decision in November not to cut output had been right.

Marka CEO Says Firm To Turn Profitable In Q4, Looks At New Buys

The chief executive said that Marka was also looking at four asset purchases in the food and beverage sector,

US Preclearance At Abu Dhabi Airport Now Extended To All US-Bound Flights

The facility will now be operational for Etihad’s early morning flights, EY103 to New York JFK and EY183 to San Francisco.

Saudi’s ACWA Power Wins 1.7bn Euro Morocco Solar Power Deal

The two plants are the second phase of the 500 MW Ouarzazate project, which is part of a government plan to produce two gigawatts of solar power by 2020.

Abu Dhabi Airport Hit By More Fog, Reschedules Some Flights

Normal operations are expected to resume by later on Thursday afternoon, the spokesman said.

Stock News: Gulf Markets Extend Gains After Oil Edges Up

Dubai’s equities index rose 3.1 per cent while shares in bourse operator Dubai Financial Market surged 6.6 per cent.

Oman Has No Plans To Cut Spending As Oil Slides -Minister

The minister said on Wednesday that the Oman’s budget assumed oil prices would average $75 per barrel this year.

Protesters Injured In Bahrain Clashes – Witnesses

The witnesses said protest marches in Sheikh Salman’s district of the capital, turned violent, with security forces firing bird-shot and tear gas at the demonstrators.

Brent Falls More, Saudi Arabian King Speaks

Brent crude fell as low as $51.23 a barrel on Tuesday, its lowest level since May 2009.

Oman Air Launches Efficiency Plan To Slash Costs

The new plan aims to reduce the total expenditure of the airline by more than OMR100 million over the next three years.

Oil Hits Five-Year Low Under $55 On Supply Glut

Additional supply from Iraq and Russia have entered the market, offsetting the lack of exports from Libya, experts say.

Revamped US Oil Hedges May Test OPEC’s Patience

Many US firms are racing to revamp their policies, cashing in well-placed hedges to increase the number of future barrels hedged, according to industry consultants.

Stock News: Gulf Markets Fall On Weak Oil

Dubai’s index dropped 3.4 per cent as all but a handful of stocks fell.

Rouhani Urges End To Iran’s Isolation

Rouhani’s call is in line with his preference for a greater public say on strategic matters, traditionally vested with the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Dr. Nasser Saidi: APEC And Renminbisation

The GCC needs to integrate into the Silk Road Economic Belt, writes the founder and president of Nasser Saidi & Associates.

How A Pilot Operates An A380 During Take-Off

Captain Abbas Shaban, Chief Pilot, technical operations at Emirates airline offers a glimpse into how a pilot operates the superjumbo while taking off.

Boom Time For Business Aviation

Demand for private jets is on the up in the Middle East, but global economic hurdles, a sizeable grey market and lack of airspace are all pressing concerns.

Asia: Pricing-War Hotspot For African, Gulf Oil Producers

High freight rates benefit Gulf sellers to Asia.

Crowded Skies In Southeast Asia Put Pressure On Pilots, Air Traffic Control

Pilots who have flown the Indonesia to Singapore route say it’s not unusual for delays to requests to increase altitude to avoid bad weather.

Oman 2015 Budget Raises State Spending At Expense Of Big Deficit

Government expenditure this year is estimated at OMR14.1 billion ($36.6 billion), up 4.5 per cent from last year’s original plan, the ministry said.

Oman’s State Council Rejects Proposal To Tax Expat Remittances

The council said that such a tax would have a negative impact on the country’s investment prospects.

Fire At Libyan Oil Port Destroys Up To 1.8m Barrels Of Crude

The Es Sider terminal and nearby Ras Lanuf stopped working three weeks ago when fighting broke out between rebel groups and government forces.

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OPEC Oil Output Hits Six-Month Low In December On Libya

Supply from OPEC averaged 29.98 million bpd in December, down from a revised 30.25 million bpd in November, according to a survey.

Russia Turmoil Slows Traffic Growth At Dubai Airport

Passenger traffic related to Russia and other countries in the Commonwealth of Independent States plunged 18.2 per cent from a year earlier in November, Dubai Airports said.

Libyan Oil Output Shrinks More As Oil Tanks Blaze

Libya is surviving on a mere 128,000 barrels per day from fields connected to the eastern port of Hariga, an oil official said.