The world’s largest oil exporter and OPEC heavyweight supplied 9.899 million bpd in February.
Cruise liner Queen Elizabeth will arrive on April 17 at Zayed Port as part of a 2014 World Cruise programme and will spend a day in Abu Dhabi.
Sports City recorded the largest rise in rents as rates grew by 41 per cent, a report says.
The majority of respondents expect investor friendly policies as India elects new government.
The move comes after the British media alleged that the DMCC failed to follow international guidelines designed to govern sourcing of gold.
The incident took place near a government security building in the Adliya district.
Rohit Walia, executive chairman of investment bank Alpen Capital, gives his insight into investments in the GCC-India corridor, M&A landscape in the region and the company’s new venture Alpen Asset Advisors .
Alicia Buller meets up-and-coming film producer and all-round businessman Dr. Ahmed Samerai.
The broader participation of women in their family businesses will instigate an incredible change in the private sector, says Zovighian.
Tax and subsidies reform is imperative in the Gulf, writes the founder and president of Nasser Saidi & Associates.
As nations aspire to become global hubs for the Islamic economy, the Halal industry is not to be ignored
The Japanese automotive industry is one of the most prominent in the world.
Saudi Arabia received around 6.9 million religious tourists in 2013, according to official estimates.
Flynas currently carries three million passengers annually and claims 15-18 per cent of the domestic air travel market.
The low-cost airline said all flights to and from Dubai between May 1- July 20 will operate out of Sharjah.
Mazen El Zein, CEO and founder of Crystal Group, shares his insight into the UAE nightlife scene and the company’s planned venue launches this year.
Most regional markets performed strongly in 2013 and promise further growth, writes Salah Shamma, co-head, MENA Equity at Franklin Templeton.
Fast-growing airport must keep up with Etihad’s growth ahead of Midfield Terminal Building’s launch
A sharp slowdown in major emerging economies will affect GCC countries through falling oil market prices, a report says.
Dubai World would be able to meet a $4.4 billion loan maturity in May 2015 and to make some other repayments early, a senior official said.
Only female staff will be allowed to work in stores selling women’s products by October 2016, local media reported.
Dalya Al Muthanna is the first UAE national to take on the senior position.
The joint venture, operated by France’s Total and Saudi Aramco, began a gradual startup of operations last year.
Nearly 30 people accused of corruption have been sentenced to prison terms ranging from one to 23 years.
The new law may not be radically different, but offers clarity in certain aspects, writes Nasser Ali Khasawneh, managing partner, Middle East, at Eversheds.
Almost 16 per cent of respondents said that they doubt if the event would deliver any benefits once completed, a new survey shows.
The $3.6 billion Liwa Plastics Project will be built in Oman’s northern industrial city of Sohar.
Labour shortage has led to a surge in wages, making it unsustainable for small and medium firms to survive in the market.
Reports claimed that a Saudi religious body issued a fatwa banning the popular cartoon series.
The new law contains articles seeking to make limited liability and joint stock companies simpler to manage and more attractive to investors.