Minister for Finance Miftah Ismail has said that Qatar, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia and Asian Development Bank (ADB) are showing keen interest in various sectors of Pakistan. Talking to a …
Qatar, UAE, KSA, ADB keen to invest in Pakistan: says Miftah
ISLAMABAD: Minister for Finance Miftah Ismail has said that Qatar, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia and Asian Development Bank (ADB) are showing keen interest in various sectors of Pakistan.
Qatar, UAE, KSA, ADB keen to invest in Pakistan: Miftah
Minister for Finance Miftah Ismail has said that Qatar, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia and Asian Development Bank (ADB) are showing keen interest in various sectors of Pakistan. Qatar was …
Electrical grid problems cut power to parts of Oman
Electrical grid problems have cut power to parts of Oman for hours DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Electrical grid problems cut power to parts of Oman for hours on Monday, authorities said.
Abraham Accords a ‘triumph for prosperity in region’, says UAE-Israel Business Council
The Abraham Accords, signed by the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Israel two years ago, have become a symbol of economic prosperity and stability in the region, said Abdulla Baqer, president of the …
The UAE Continues to Combat Bribery and Corruption
The United Arab Emirates (the “UAE”) continues to lead the Arab world in terms of its anti-bribery and corruption (“ABC”) endeavors. The UAE offers a business-friendly environm …
UAE wants enhanced business and investment relations with Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) wants enhanced business and investment relations with Pakistan in order to complement the economy of each other and achieve mutually beneficial results.
UAE wants enhanced business and investment relations with Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) wants enhanced business and investment relations with Pakistan in order to complement the economy of each other and achieve mutually beneficial results.
Mass firing at UAE newspaper raises question of censorship
The story about high fuel prices was safe, editors agreed, even under the strict press laws of the United Arab Emirates. Instead, it unleashed a firestorm at Al Roeya newspaper in Dubai.
Mass firing at UAE newspaper raises question of censorship
The story about high fuel prices was safe, editors agreed, even under the strict press laws of the United Arab Emirates. Instead, it unleashed a firestorm at Al Roeya newspaper in Dubai.