Gulf states agreed in November to end a dispute with Qatar over its promotion of “Arab Spring” revolts.
Qatar Investment Authority’s holding will total 22.8 per cent from purchasing 2.9 per cent of the company, a statement said.
More than two million pounds ($3.12 million) will be invested in eight key races at the south of England track, as per the deal.
Doha carrier poised to receive Airbus’ latest model which will fly to Frankfurt from January
Qatar’s oil minister said that the main reason for oil’s plunge in recent months was slow growth of the global economy and an increase in sources of supply.
The move will boost the GCC’s tourism industry, helping sectors such as aviation and hospitality.
The FIFA President said that both Qatar and Russia will retain their World Cup hosting rights even as the football governing body voted to publish Michael Garcia’s investigative report.
Ties between Cairo and Doha deteriorated after Sisi removed the previous president Mohamed Mursi from power in July 2013 following mass protests against his rule.
The contract, announced by the U.S. Department of Defense, includes spare parts and is due to be completed by April 30, 2019.
The official said that the Gulf state has not established an independent commission to monitor human rights across its construction sites.
The development of oil prices is being studied by individual countries, the official said.
Interpol this month issued a Red Notice alert for Sheikh Youssef al-Qaradawi in connection with several alleged offences including murder, arson, vandalism and theft.
The 25-year arrangement was awarded by state-owned Manateq.
Despite the oil slump, the country’s wider economy is likely to be shielded by its fiscal strength, officials said.
The handover of Airbus’ first mainly carbon-composite jet was originally scheduled for December 13.
ahrain became the first Middle East country to host a grand prix in 2004 and Abu Dhabi followed in 2009.
So far, only a 42-page statement on the report has been published by FIFA ethics judge Hans-Joachim Eckert.
Songbird Estates is the owner of London’s Canary Wharf financial district.
The five-star hotel is currently owned 50 per cent by Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal’s Kingdom Holding.
The new Airbus A350 was scheduled for delivery on Saturday, December 13.
Differences still exist between the six GCC states over issues relating to Egypt, Libya and Iran.
EMS Capital, which holds 3.2 per cent of Songbird’s free float said in a letter to the bidders that it intended to accept the latest offer.
The couple said that the company did not warn them about the hostility they could face as an interracial family living in Qatar.
The GCC members face chaos in Yemen, Syria and Iraq, political turmoil in Egypt, sectarian tensions and a falling oil price.
A chicken farm backed by Qatari investors will have capacity to produce 45 million kgs of chicken meat by 2018.
The biggest listed businesses in Qatar, valued by market capitalisation.
The hostile move followed Songbird’s rejection of an initial $3.43 billion approach.
Qatar, which has previously helped mediate the release of hostages held by Nusra, said its decision was based on the failure to secure the captives’ release.
Songbird Estates said the 350 pence per share offer from Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) and Brookfield Property Partners LP did not reflect the full value of the company.
The first commercial service will be deployed on the route to Frankfurt from January 2015.