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ConocoPhillips bets on Syria's energy revival

Syria

ConocoPhillips bets on Syria's energy revival

Syria has signed a contract with American energy giant ConocoPhillips and Novaterra Energy to develop several gas fields and boost production at existing ones, state media reported Tuesday, the latest in a series of major energy agreements as Damascus seeks to rebuild its war-ravaged infrastructure.

100 cities, 132 Dreamliners, one very big ambition: Meet Riyadh Air

Saudi Arabia

100 cities, 132 Dreamliners, one very big ambition: Meet Riyadh Air

Saudi Arabia launched Riyadh Air on Wednesday, with its inaugural flight departing King Khalid International Airport at 2:35am bound for London Heathrow, marking the culmination of more than four years of preparation and a bold challenge to Gulf aviation giants Emirates, Qatar Airways and Etihad.

UAE economy hits $517 billion as non-oil sectors power ahead

United Arab Emirates

UAE economy hits $517 billion as non-oil sectors power ahead

The United Arab Emirates posted robust economic growth of 6.2% in 2025, with real GDP reaching 1.9 trillion AED ($517 billion), according to data released Sunday by the Federal Competitiveness and Statistics Centre.

UAE economy resilient and growing as new sectors drive momentum

United Arab Emirates

UAE economy resilient and growing as new sectors drive momentum

The UAE economy has demonstrated remarkable resilience in the face of global geopolitical turbulence and is set for continued robust growth in the years ahead, driven by the sectors shaping tomorrow's economy, digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence, sustainability and transformation.

ADNOC's listed companies hold firm

United Arab Emirates

ADNOC's listed companies hold firm

ADNOC's six listed subsidiaries posted a resilient first quarter, generating combined revenues of $11.8 billion, EBITDA of $3.7 billion and net profit of $2.2 billion, a strong set of numbers for a period marked by extraordinary disruption in the Strait of Hormuz.

Saudi budget deficit widens to highest level since 2018

Saudi Arabia

Saudi budget deficit widens to highest level since 2018

Saudi Arabia’s budget deficit widened sharply in the first quarter, reaching its highest level since 2018 as government spending on economic diversification projects continued to rise, Bloomberg reported on Friday.

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