As the international aviation industry expands, will there be enough trained pilots to fly the planes?
Over 80 per cent of the Gulf’s wheat comes through the Suez Canal and 80 per cent of its rice supply through the Strait of Hormuz.
Typhoon Haiyan has left an estimated 10,000 people dead and four million affected after it hit land on Friday.
Is India set to loosen its protectionism over the national airline sector? It’s about time it did.
London Mayor Boris Johnson hopes to attract greater Kuwaiti investments to the UK.
Rising international demand for infrastructure and investment project financing is likely to stimulate growth in the UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
With a new business aviation hub in Dubai’s DWC and growing competition, the market for private jets looks set to reach new heights.
Gulf equity and debt markets have boomed, partly on the back of inflows of foreign money, while markets affected by the Arab Spring have struggled.
Saudi leaders fear President Barack Obama’s administration has stopped listening to its Arab ally.
Marco Bonapace, founder of Vision EyeWear, explains how boutique brands can crack the sunglasses market.
Ivory Coast announced plans in March to build a regasification and storage unit.
Dubai’s foreign trade in motor vehicles jumped 18 per cent to Dhs32 billion in the first half of 2013.
Global operator wrestles with “difficult market” but remains committed to MEA expansion.
A team of experts opened Arafat’s grave in the West Bank city of Ramallah last November to seek evidence of alleged poisoning.
Twenty Egyptians and 10 Emiratis are charged with setting up an illegal branch of the Muslim Brotherhood in the UAE.
Victor Dahdaleh is accused of making corrupt payments of over $63 million to the former chairman of Alba.
The Middle East, along with other rapid growth markets, will provide expansion opportunities for MENA’s oil and gas companies.
The three regions led IHG’s growth in the third quarter with strong performances in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
A new report shows investors from the Emirates favour London, Paris and Geneva for overseas property.
Saudi Arabia is angry over what it sees as a weak foreign policy on the part of the Obama administration.
The partnership will pursue and perform large scale infrastructure projects like metro, railway, bridge, port and tunnel projects.
Saudi Arabia has become the biggest fuel supplier to Egypt, sending gasoline and gasoil as well as cooking and heating gases like propane and butane.
OPEC’s supply averaged 29.90 million barrels per day, down from a revised 30.01 million bpd in September.
The American bank is targeting clients looking for advice on complex transactions that require global expertise
A rise in capital outflow and a rise in Indian import taxes will bite the UAE.
Marius Haas, president of Enterprise Solutions at Dell, spoke exclusively to Gulf Business at Gitex Technology Week 2013.
Luxury operator will seek to capitalise on the brand’s popularity among Dubai-bound Russian travelers.
The new proposal is less than a fifth of the size of the original and is designed to boost London’s status rather than to diversify Britain’s investor base.
If the railway is completed, it could have a major impact on the Gulf economy by stimulating trade and limiting consumption of fuel for road travel.
Research revealed that a minimum seat width of 18 inches improved passengers’ sleep quality by 53 per cent.