The company said in a Dubai bourse statement on Monday that it was not involved in developing the planned new capital to the east of Cairo.
It is the first known dialogue between the Shi’ite Muslim group and the neighbouring Sunni country since Houthis took over last year.
Egypt’s prime minister said investment deals worth a total of $36 billion were signed at the summit.
The group aims to operate a total of 20 clinics in the country within the next three years.
Egypt, which has a population of about 90 million, has been hit hard by economic and political upheaval.
The housing ministry signed MoUs with Egypt’s Mountain View and Palm Hills, Saudi Arabia’s Sisban Holdings and a consortium of Arab firms.
The firms are looking at developing renewable projects with a capacity of 2 GW in Egypt.
The HLS – DSE JV will work under the main contractor of the project, the Habtoor Leighton Group (HLG), to deliver the MEP works of the project.
Sweden cancelled a defence cooperation accord with Saudi Arabia last week over rights concerns.
Saudi oil adviser Ibrahim al-Muhanna said he was optimistic about crude oil demand growth, and expected future supply to be “healthy”.
The developer has not breached its contract, states Ali Rashid Lootah, chairman of Nakheel.
The firm plans to reduce the number of shares by 40 per cent instead of cutting their nominal value.
Capital City Partners, a private real estate investment fund headed by Emaar Chairman Mohammed Alabbar, will build the new Egyptian city.
The new projects include development of four shopping malls and other facilities in greater Cairo, and the introduction of VOX cinemas over the next five years.
Inflation this year in Qatar is expected to be three per cent, the prime minister said.
Phase II and III of the project are 25 per cent and 15 per cent complete respectively, a senior official said.
Egyptian law prohibits judges from engaging in politics but critics say the authorities turn a blind eye to those judges supporting the current leader.
The embassy had warned last week that Western oil workers in Saudi Arabia may be the target of militant attacks in the coming days.
The investments include drilling nearly 40 new development wells, a similar number of workovers on existing wells, building new pipelines and debottlenecking an existing plant.
Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates each offered $4 billion to Egypt.
France and Germany have urged a Commission to look at an aviation agreement with Gulf carriers over subsidy concerns.
This was ADNOC’s first naphtha spot sale after the expansion of its Ruwais refinery, where capacity has been more than doubled.
In a bourse filing, the company said repairing the fault was expected to be completed within 10 days.
The message from the US did not identify the militants or the group they belong to.
The cash replaces an existing $4 billion five-year loan due to mature later this year which Aramco uses as a back-up facility.
The deal is QNB’s biggest syndicated loan to date and proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes.
The international investment summit in Egypt is expected to see domestic and foreign investments worth up to $12 billion.
The aptly named Classic is the latest device out of the struggling phone maker’s stables, but one that really harks back to the good times.
A deal from the emirate is expected before the end of April, three sources told Reuters earlier this month.
The mysterious twitter user, who uses the handle @Mujtahidd, said he wants to expose corruption, injustice and hypocrisy.