The Arab states agreed in a communique to do more to stop the flow of funds and fighters to Islamic State and help rebuild communities “brutalised” by the group.
Without a settlement, Libya’s economy could run dry.
In a strong measure of support, Saudi Arabia has agreed to host training camps for moderate Syrian rebels.
Dubai-based Topaz Energy and Marine dropped its $500 million London listing plans in March 2011, citing market volatility as the reason.
U.S. officials declined to specify where on Saudi territory the rebels would be trained.
Users of Street View on Google Maps can explore the Pyramids and five other landmark sites in Egypt.
They were able to flow around 2,000 barrels of oil per day from the Faihaa-1 well in the Mishrif formation, they said.
A lawsuit, first filed 10 years ago, accuses the Jordan-based bank of knowingly maintaining accounts for operatives of the militant Islamist group.
SCPE said it would obtain two seats on the board of Al Jazeera, Jordan’s only fully integrated poultry producer and distributor.
Arab League foreign ministers also called to suppress the flow of foreign fighters, financing and other support to “Islamist extremist groups” in Iraq and Syria.
Diplomatic sources have said that the Arab League would agree a resolution endorsing the U.S. military campaign against the group.
The aircraft, carrying about 100 Americans from Afghanistan, was diverted to Iran because of issues with its flight plan.
The public prosecutor said Mursi’s aides leaked documents which detailed the country’s foreign and domestic policies.
The Kingdom is wary of the growing influence that the Islamic State is wielding across the region.
The group, famous for its beheadings, provides electricity and water, pays salaries, controls traffic, and runs nearly everything from bakeries to courts.
The UAE’s foreign ministry called for cooperation and coordination against what it called the global scourge of terrorism, especially in Iraq and Syria.
Globally, passenger traffic demand was up 5.3 per cent in July compared to the same period last year, IATA said.
Islamic State released a video on Tuesday showing the beheading of journalist Steven Sotloff, the second American hostage to be killed within weeks.
IS released a video on Tuesday showing the beheading of American hostage Steven Sotloff, and issued a threat against a British hostage.
Steven Sotloff, a 31-year-old freelance journalist from Florida, was kidnapped in Syria in August 2013 and is believed to have been beheaded by Islamic State militants.
Militants in the Sinai have stepped up attacks on policemen and soldiers since ex-army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi became president.
About 1,370 Iraqis were wounded and 600,000 people forced to flee, the United Nations said.
The investment will boost the amount of funding for renewable energy projects to help meet growing power demand in the MENA region, IFC said.
The first shipment is expected to be sent next week, an official said.
Fund managers still see pockets of opportunity in Saudi due to the market’s liquidity and diversity.
Kuwaiti Foreign Minister Sheikh Sabah Khaled al-Sabah said that Saturday’s meeting had led to limited progress but he did not announce any concrete step to end the rift.
Gulf bond issues, expected to start next month, are likely to include a sovereign sukuk from Sharjah and a sovereign U.S. dollar conventional bond from Bahrain.
Libya’s oil production rose significantly during the last two months but experts say the ongoing internal conflict could be counterproductive.
GEMS American Academy-Qatar will begin with primary school but will expand to secondary education in the coming years, the operator said in a statement.
Both sides have agreed to address issues such as the release of Palestinian prisoners and Gaza’s demands for a sea port.