Siemens opened a Cairo switchgear plant on July 28, 2026, a modest localization play after 14.4 GW of gas plants still left Egypt rationing power.
GPIC hired Fluor to design 1.2 million metric tons of paraxylene at Sitra, a first product shift for a fertilizer joint venture sitting on extra Bapco...
Egypt’s apparel chamber parks ready-stock in Nairobi and assigns collectors, because $3.4 billion in garment exports still barely register in Kenya.
Egypt praised Belgium’s draft settlement-goods license rule and urged the EU to copy it, while Cairo’s gas and QIZ trade with Israel kept running.
Bechtel’s 2021 Riyadh Metro claim sat near $1 billion. The same builders are back on new Royal Commission jobs, including Webuild’s $2.75 billion extension.
Petrojet and Enppi joined three global rivals on PDO's six-year list to bid for Block 6 work valued above $6 billion, not a booked contract.
Washington revived the Basra-Aqaba oil pipeline in July, but Iraq’s wartime barrels and pipeline money went to Syria, Turkey, and a Haditha hub.
Egypt never licensed homeschooling at international schools. Inspectors found ghost seats sold as cheaper American Diplomas, then locked transfers and stamps.
Aramco’s $11 Asia OSP cut was the largest since 2003, yet unlike 2020 it left Arab Light at a discount through October as Hormuz barrels returned.
The July 7 Aqaba aluminum fluoride factory fire hurt no one, yet it sits on a chemical-accident chain that later emptied the southern port.