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- Beyon seals collaboration deal with Bahrain FinTech Bay
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- UAE cabinet approves $707m housing package for 2025
- China's central bank vows crackdown on virtual currency
- Weyay Bank marks four years as Kuwait's digital banking pioneer
- TBEA wins 380/132kV GIS substation project in Saudi Arabia
- Network International buys Rakbank's merchant acquiring business
- Profits of Oman's listed firms grow 13% to $2.9bn for first 9 months
- China's Factory Activity Shrinks Again in November, Services Cool
01/12/2025 05:45 AST
Qatar Central Bank Governor HE Sheikh Bandar bin Mohammed bin Saoud Al-Thani met with Gernot Dollner, Chairman of Audi AG, to discuss key developments in global finance and investment.
The discussion focused on international financial trends and investment opportunities, reflecting Qatar's ongoing engagement with leading global companies to stay abreast of market dynamics.
The Peninsula
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01/12/2025
The UAE cabinet, under the chairmanship of HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, has approved 3,567 housing decisions for Emirati
Trade Arabia
01/12/2025
Weyay Bank, Kuwait's first digital bank, reinforces its position as a pioneer in digital banking since its establishment four years ago, following a journey marked by innovation and excellence in del
Kuwait Times
01/12/2025
Chinese group TBEA has won the bid from Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) for the construction of a new 380/132kV substation in the kingdom's Namria region as well as expansion of two existing substati
Trade Arabia
01/12/2025
As Saudi Arabia accelerates its Vision 2030 economic diversification strategy, the Saudi Export-Import Bank is emerging as a key driver in boosting non-oil exports, supporting small and medium enterp
Arab News
01/12/2025
Dubai's real estate market has extended its record-breaking streak in 2025, cementing its status as one of the world's most resilient property hubs. Year-to-date, transaction volumes have surged past
Khaleej Times
Financial Information Co.
Saudi Arabia