Foreign funded NGOs in Egypt feel brunt of law
Foreign funded NGOs in Egypt are having a hard time in the country following the review of a law by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah...
Lebanon’s domestic gas production policy
Domestic
gas production in Lebanon is set boom with the country’s energy
minister Cesar Abi Khalil saying Lebanon plans on starting new rounds
of offshore explorations to...
Guilherme Casarões on Brazil: “Trade relationships with the Middle East are not easy”
ByTheEast: Brazil was a net importer of agricultural products in the 1970s. It now ranks among the world’s five largest agricultural producers and exporters....
Sidon and other Lebanese cities enjoy tourism boom
Sidon is almost a six thousand year old city in Lebanon which reaped benefit this summer from the international tourism boom, whereby tourists flocked...
Tatiana Weber on Egypt: “Education is the top priority”
ByTheEast: According to a report published by the World Economic Forum, Egypt’s economy ranks 11th in the Middle East. How can you explain this...
Economic cooperation boosts Lebanon-Saudi ties
Economic cooperation between Lebanon and Saudi Arabia are set to take-off. More than twenty agreements are set to be signed by both companies following...
Lebanese businessmen to invest Armenia’s economy
Lebanese businessmen are showing increased signs of interest in investing Armenia’s construction, agriculture and energy sectors.
Building on the previous visit by Lebanon’s President Michel...
The Nucleus to boost Lebanese tech start-ups sector
The UK Lebanon Tech Hub aims to fuel further growth in “Lebanon’s ecosystem”, whereby it has come out with The Nucleus.
The Nucleus is “a...
Majid Al Futtaim Group’s ‘$2 billion’ investment in Lebanon
Amid the economic turmoils of Lebanon, foreign investors like Majid Al Futtaim Group, continue to eye Lebanon’s opportunities. As a result, the group is...
Abu Dhabi deserts to turn into arable land
It is difficult to establish greenery in Abu Dhabi, while commercial agricultural forms have been sought as a coveted measure to keep up with...