Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates have promised Egypt a total of $12 billion in loans, grants and fuel shipments.
Arabtec underwent a major management shake up in February, replacing its founder and chief executive.
The professional services company plans to employ staff across many sectors, including telcos, financial services and energy.
The utility has issued a request for tenders for the 1200 MW plant.
Dubai International Airport will close runways for 80 days beginning from May 1, 2014 for a maintenance project.
A survey finds it takes more money to be considered wealthy in the UAE than it does in the United States or the UK.
Dominic Ellis is the first journalist to experience the new class of Dubai’s low-cost carrier, testing everything from the cabin to duty free.
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.
New high-end residential properties in Abu Dhabi see rising demand despite an over supply of residential units.
The special edition smartphone, priced at Dhs3,799, will be available in white with a gold-coloured stainless steel frame.
Egypt’s Interior Ministry’s Facebook page showed a picture of Mohamed Badie with a caption confirming his arrest.
Prince Saud al-Faisal accused Western countries of tacitly encouraging Muslim Brotherhood violence with their criticism of the Egyptian military.
Mubarak, who ruled Egypt for 30 years, was arrested soon after his overthrow and became the first Arab leader to face trial.
Mubadala Petroleum and Kris Energy will develop the Nong Yao field with production capacity of up to 15,000 barrels of oil per day.
As consumer lending perks up in the UAE, unsolicited calls from various banks pushing credit have reached pre-crisis levels.
Total state spending stood at QAR178.2 billion, slightly below the initial plan of QAR178.6 billion for the fiscal year ended in March.
The Bayt.com index survey found that 30 per cent of MENA companies are hiring in the next three months.
The carrier will operate its Boeing 787 Dreamliner jet to Delhi and Bangalore from September 1.
A security source said the nine were “prominent participants suspected of incitement and chanting hostile slogans”.
Ali bin Saleh Al-Barrak has been serving as the CEO of the utility since October 2006.
Tumbling bonuses in the west and improved employment prospects in the UAE are attracting British expats to the country.
The industry is growing because of increased business activity in the region.
The German automotive brand saw deliveries for its Passat model rise 415 per cent on last year.
Skrill, an online payment system in Europe, was sold to funds advised by CVC Capital Partners.
UAE-based Crescent Petroleum is one of the companies to bid for the onshore and offshore blocks.
Saudi foreign minister Prince Saud al-Faisal met French president Francois Hollande with both calling for fresh elections in Egypt.
Emirates NBD, a majority stake-holder in UP, sold down its stake from around 48 per cent to around 31.4 per cent in the first half of this year.
What’s it like for pilots and crew onboard an A380? Dominic Ellis popped into the Emirates Aviation Experience to find out.
The majority of students in Dubai-based universities are from the UAE, according to official data.