Air Canada delays Dubai and Tel Aviv flights to mid-January 2027 after repeated extensions, handing traffic to Gulf carriers as Canadians face longer waits and.
Egypt Poultry Surplus Targets Uganda and Ghana Markets
Egypt’s 20% poultry surplus drives talks with Uganda and Ghana, aiming to ease domestic prices and challenge Brazil’s hold on African imports through.
Saudia Cargo’s New Riyadh-Melbourne Route Joins a Costly Gulf Race
Saudia Cargo's weekly Riyadh-Melbourne freighter enters an Australian air-cargo market Qatar Airways and Emirates have served for years.
Saudi Arabia Doubles Down on CSR as the West Retreats
Saudi Arabia’s Global CSR Forum returns to Riyadh this October with over 3,000 delegates, expanding corporate responsibility branding as Western firms quietly.
Konecta Grows Cairo AI Hub as Spain Layoffs Mount
Konecta's $100 million Cairo AI hub is growing toward 3,000 jobs just as the same company sheds thousands of positions across Spain and Italy.
Siemens Opens Egypt Factory as Grid Investment Pays Off
Siemens' new Egypt factory arrives three summers after gas shortages triggered rolling blackouts, backing Cairo's newly accelerated 45% renewable energy target.
Saudi Falcon Auction Sales Jump 23% as Global Farms Pile In
Saudi Arabia's falcon auction sold 1,103 birds for over SR13 million in 2025, yet average and record prices still trail its 2021 debut.
Egypt Bets Its New Coastal City on a Bigger Air Show
Egypt's second El Alamein Air Show grows to 250-plus exhibitors from 50 nations in September, but its clearest payoff so far is New Alamein City's...
Duns 100 Ranking Shows Startups Muscling Into Israel’s Defense Elite
A new index ranks 60 Israeli defense firms as ministry funding and record startup investment pivot away from Elbit, IAI and Rafael toward autonomous systems.
Fluor’s Bahrain Design Win Pushes GPIC Beyond 46 Years of Fertilizer
Fluor will design GPIC's first paraxylene and benzene plant in Bahrain, a bet on plastics feedstock as Bahrain's budget strains and China's aromatics glut grows.
Egypt’s Apparel Chamber Bets on a Nairobi Hub to Crack Kenya’s Market
Egypt's $3.4 billion garment industry is funding a subsidized Nairobi hub to enter a Kenyan market where its apparel exports barely register today.
FIFA Banks $9 Billion From the World Cup, Cities Foot the Bill
FIFA's $9 billion World Cup profit stayed largely tax sheltered in Zurich while host cities across the US, Canada and Mexico covered the security bill.
Egypt’s Petrojet and Enppi Land Oman’s $6 Billion Energy Framework
Egypt's Petrojet-Enppi consortium won a six-year, $6 billion Oman EPC framework, the biggest yet in a widening Gulf push for hard-currency contracts.
Lufthansa Group Edges Back Into Riyadh as Gulf Rivals Race Ahead
Lufthansa Group will resume flights to Riyadh on September 10 and Amman on October 2, nearly five months after Iran war grounded Middle East routes.
Egypt’s Coffee Craze Fueled an 80% Fake-Blend Market, Officials Say
Egypt's coffee market is up to 80% adulterated, officials warn, after a Faiyoum raid found date pits and peas roasted and sold as ground coffee.
UK Gin Exports to Israel Near £4 Million as Home Market Slumps
UK gin exports hit a record £602.6 million in 2025 as distillers showcased brands in Tel Aviv, even as sales at home keep sliding.