The new facilities will include outdoor pitches and four indoor, air-conditioned pitches.
OSN has announced full ownership of Pehla for an undisclosed amount while it awaits update on an IPO.
The accepted origins are from the European Union, North and South America and Australia.
The Sultan’s visit is the first by a foreign leader since moderate President Hassan Rouhani took office in early August.
The station is part of a $1.56 billion global eavesdropping project, say reports citing leaked documents from Edward Snowden.
If the conflict continues to worsen, Egypt’s economy could slow further than the 2.2 per cent growth recorded in the first quarter of this year.
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Authorities have signed an air transport agreement to allow more flights on the UAE-China route as demand rises.
Mubarak was sentenced to life in prison last year for failing to prevent the killing of demonstrators.
The law places many restrictions on the sale of tobacco including a ban on advertisements and marketing in supermarkets.
Reports claim that some Libyan oil exports, stopped due to strikes and civil unrest, might soon resume.
Dubai International Airport will close runways for 80 days beginning from May 1, 2014 for a maintenance project.
Doha agreed in June to supply Egypt with five shipments to cover some of its power needs.
Nokia remains top mobile manufacturer in the UAE, beating Samsung and Apple.
As consumer lending perks up in the UAE, unsolicited calls from various banks pushing credit have reached pre-crisis levels.
UAE-based Crescent Petroleum is one of the companies to bid for the onshore and offshore blocks.
Egyptian Prime Minister Hazem el-Beblawi proposed dissolving the group in a move that would force it underground and could usher in mass arrests of its members countrywide.
GFH Capital offloaded a 10 per cent stake to Bahrain-based International Investment Bank earlier this year. It has now sold a total of more than half the shares.
Both Iran’s new president Hassan Rouhani and Saudi’s King Abdullah have shown willingness to make peace in the past.
Abu Dhabi duty free revenues touched Dhs437.6 million in the first half of 2013, up 17.4 per cent from the same period last year.
Protesters in Bahrain took to the streets to demand democratic change in the Gulf state.
Students from the financially-troubled St Andrews School will be some of the first students at the new academy.
Fifteen prisoners crossed an Israeli checkpoint into Palestinian territory while eleven were released in the West Bank capital of Ramallah.
Employees, managers, HR and the organisation have to work together, writes Nuno Gomes, Mercer’s Information Solutions leader for the Middle East.
Dubai recorded the highest share of air traffic with 29,074 movements, the report reveals.
An HSBC report shows university students in the emirates pick degrees offering the best return on investment.
Strikes have again halted loadings at the Es Sider and Ras Lanuf terminals, following a recent two-week outage.
Smaller companies in food production and building supply businesses are growing despite the economic slowdown.
The US embassy in Sanaa, Yemen will remain closed due to security concerns.