About 11 new grounds were to be built as a means of growing the game in the kingdom but sources said only two will be built as state spending is hit by low oil prices.
Xerox’s new regional head is hoping to maintain the company’s position in the production space.
Foreign Minister Khaled al-Attiyah said the country was being unfairly targeted over allegations of graft in the vote that won it the World Cup.
Qatar’s Foreign Minister Khaled al-Attiyah said the international community was not doing enough to pressure all parties in Iraq to start national reconciliation.
News organisations of all sizes were found to be key targets for the terrorist organisation.
The ministry also offered a $1.9 million reward for information that would avert any future attacks.
A new survey found a large quarter-on-quarter dip in UAE hiring during Q1 2015.
The country said that not a single worker has died in its construction sites, dismissing rumours of 1,200 worker deaths.
Bond issues are being considered after global oil prices plunged last year.
The project will have 4,000 residential units, 300 hotel rooms, and 250,000 square metres of retail outlets.
The minister was upbeat as he noted that the supply glut in the market has reduced significantly.
Oil price volatility is not expected to impact Emirates NBD’s retail growth estimates, a senior official said.
A study of 564 UAE employees also found less than half believed their company took an interest in their wellbeing.
Output growth rose to a three-month high index reading of 62.8 points in May but the increase in new orders fell.
A source within the group said the outlook for the oil market is positive, especially in the second half of this year.
Blatter announced his decision to step down at a hastily arranged news conference in Zurich, days after police arrested a number of senior FIFA officials.
The service will replace Etihad’s daily one-stop flight via Singapore.
The Capital Markets Authority did not specify the reason for these stocks to be off-limits to foreign investors.
American tourists accounted for 21 per cent of the overall UAE tourism spend in Q1 2015.
The kingdom’s foreign reserves fell to $683 billion in April, from $732 billion at the end of 2014, a new report shows.
The new rule prohibits the administration of banned substances to horses and lays out strict penalties to offenders.
Economic growth is expected to slow in 2016 as lower oil revenues hit state spending, the IMF said.
The proportion of its assets managed by external fund managers fell to 65 per cent last year from 75 per cent in 2013, the authority said.
The comment indicates Saudi Arabia will likely propose not to change output policy at producer group OPEC’s meeting on Friday.
Hassan Salem Al Homoud and his wife, Zainab Al Hosani, were charged with engaging in forced labor and could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
The Abu Dhabi airline said U.S. Open Skies policy did not prohibit airlines from receiving shareholders loans.
The market opening could lead to a flurry of foreign funds, paving way for more partnerships among local and international firms.
The journalists were arrested in December 2013 and originally sentenced to between seven and 10 years in prison.
Florian Philippot, the VP of the anti-immigrant party, accused Qatar of “funding an Islamism that kills” after the Charlie Hebdo attack.
Kingdom Holding, owned by Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal, sold its stake in Four Seasons Resort Mauritius to Sun Resorts.