Ultimatum a sign of the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) tightening its oversight on corporate disclosure norms in the Gulf State’s financial sector.
Growth expected as a result of the country’s next five-year development plan.
Decision reverses an earlier plan to hold a multimillion dollar auction.
Concerns that the KAEC Financial District would not be competitive have halted development.
The need to educate Gulf vacationers is rising as the region is growing to be a source market for cruise tourists.
The airline received 48.3 million passengers in 2013.
Delivery coincides with the Doha-based carrier shifting its operations to Hamad International Airport
The airline has allocated up to three per cent of its revenue on marketing and promotion, says senior executive.
Saudi tourism president says the Kingdom will consider changing its policies as systems, airports and the country’s security network improves.
Dubai accounts for a quarter of output of the UAE’s economy.
The aid helps reduce the heavy costs of government fuel subsidies and the drain on foreign exchange reserves.
Qatar’s sovereign fund bought a 50 per cent stake from Qatar’s former prime minister and other shareholders last year.
Naia will manage 3,000 serviced apartments
CEO Akbar Al Baker said it will operate eight A320s in the Kingdom.
Dubai International Airport and the JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai voted best for business travelers in the Middle East
Three properties in Kuwait, London and Edinburgh join the group’s new luxury collection
Constella is to be the first Hotel Apartments in Dubai to Receive Official Sharia-Certification
There are 1.3 times more people accessing Facebook on a monthly basis than on YouTube, says a study.
The Omani contractor will construct phase two of the Al Ghurair plant expansion in Abu Dhabi’s ICAD – I Mussafah.
Airlines are expected to follow Emirates to DWC when growth requirements are met.
The firm also confirmed that it planned to sell off some assets.
The new entity is expected to begin operations within a couple of years, Dubai’s tourism chief confirms.
The agreement is dependent on Etisalat’s acquisition of a 53 per cent stake in Maroc Telecom from Vivendi.
The four star property will be Wyndham’s second in Doha, following the opening of the Wyndham Grand Regency in 2011.
Health officials confirmed on Friday that the man had been diagnosed with the virus after traveling to Riyadh.
Etihad currently has holdings in Air Berlin, Air Lingus and Air Serbia.
The expansion includes properties in Dubai, Iran and Sudan.
Militant attacks and other political violence have intensified since the army overthrew Mursi last July following mass protests against his rule.
Etihad appears intent on pushing its first class into the luxury private jet space, targeting high-net-worth individuals across the globe.
The $50 million joint venture would fill a current market gap, a company executive said.