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Egypt reopens ports after weather improves
The Suez Canal Economic Zone said on Tuesday that the Red Sea ports of Ain Sokhna, Adabiya, Port Said West, Port Said East, and Al Arish have been ... World News -
Egypt shuts two Mediterranean ports because of bad weather
Egypt on Monday shut the harbors of two of its Mediterranean ports, Alexandria and Dekheila, as bad weather forced the second closure within a few ... Middle East -
DP World slams Djibouti on disregard for international rulings on port seizure
The Dubai-based port operator DP World has slammed the government of Djibouti’s move to disregard all previous international adjudications on ... Economy -
Morocco’s Tangier port to become Mediterranean’s largest
Morocco will open new terminals at Tanger Med port on Thursday, allowing it to surpass the Mediterranean’s largest ports Algeciras and Valencia ... Economy -
Fire, blast at Thai port injures 25
A fire erupted on a cargo ship docked at a port in Thailand, triggering a blast and leaving at least 25 workers suffering from smoke inhalation and ... World News -
Saudi investment in Gwadar oil refinery to boost China-Pakistan Corridor project
China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) has received significant boost in its efforts to strengthen regional connectivity after Saudi Arabia agreed to ... Energy -
DP World launches expansion of port in Somaliland
Dubai state-owned port operator DP World launched on Thursday a $101 million project to expand a port in the breakaway region of Somaliland.Somaliland ... Economy -
Dubai: London court extends injunction against Djibouti in DP World dispute
Dubai’s government said a London court had extended an injunction prohibiting a Djibouti state-owned company from interfering in the management ... Financial Markets -
How Pakistan’s Gwadar Port can help Gulf trade connectivity
Offering the shortest and most convenient trade route to Central Asia, Africa and the Middle East, the deep- sea port of Gwadar in Pakistan also links ... Middle East -
King Fahd Industrial Port breaks new record
The King Fahad Industrial Port in Yanbu has broken a new record after it managed to receive 16 ships that have docked into the port at the same time, ... Economy -
Saudi-led Coalition seizes main road linking Yemen’s Hodeidah to Sanaa
Yemeni forces backed by the coalition seized the main road linking the port city of Hodeidah to the capital Sanaa, blocking a key supply route for the ... Gulf -
London Arbitration Court finds Djibouti’s seizure of Doraleh terminal illegal
An Arbitral Tribunal of the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) on Thursday confirmed the illegitimacy of the Government of ... Economy -
Coalition: 17 entry permits handed out to vessels heading to Yemeni ports
The Arab coalition backing the Yemeni legitimate government said on Friday that it handed out 17 entry permits to vessels heading to Yemeni ports. The ... Gulf -
Arab coalition issues five entry permits to vessels heading to Yemen
The Arab coalition backing the Yemeni legitimate government issued five entry permits to vessels heading to Yemeni ports destroyed by Houthi ... Gulf -
Thirsty to thriving? Parched Pakistani port aims to become a new Dubai
For over a decade, Pakistani officials have dreamed of transforming the small but strategically located fishing port of Gwadar into a duty-free port ... Economy -
Salwa Canal, a Saudi tourism project that means more isolation for Qatar
The Salwa border, which links Saudi Arabia with Qatar, may give way to allow Saudi Arabia to develop a whole new area on the Western coast of the ... Features -
Iran invites Pakistan to join port project with India
Iran’s foreign minister has wrapped up a trip to Pakistan in which he made a surprise offer to let Islamabad take part in a major port project ... Aviation & Transport -
DP World sells stake in Somaliland port to Ethiopia
Dubai’s state-owned DP World said on Thursday it had sold a 19 percent stake in Somaliland’s Port of Berbera to the government of Ethiopia ... Economy -
Yemen minister: Houthis turned courts into military headquarters
Yemen’s Justice Minister Jamal Mohammed Omar said Houthi militias and forces loyal to ousted President Ali Abdullah Saleh destroyed and looted ... Gulf -
DP World likely to develop two deep sea ports in eastern India
Dubai Ports World of the United Arab Emirates, one of the world’s largest container terminal operators, is said to have expressed interest to ... Economy -
Air Arabia touches down at new destination Trabzon in Turkey
Air Arabia launched its inaugural flight to Trabzon as its latest Turkish destination. The airline currently operates flights to 130 routes across the ... Economy -
Global wave of cyber attacks hit India’s largest port
A wave of cyberattacks wreaking havoc across computer systems worldwide disrupted operations at India’s largest container port, the government ... Technology -
Pentagon denies claimed joint naval exercise with Qatar
The USS Chinook, a coastal patrol ship, and US Coast Guard Cutter Baranof both were in Doha on Thursday, said Cmdr. Bill Urban of the US Navy’s ... Gulf -
Evergreen and OOCL suspend Qatar shipping services
Taiwan’s Evergreen and Hong Kong’s OOCL said on Wednesday they had suspended shipping services to Qatar after Arab countries severed ... Economy -
Story of Aramco’s takeover of the largest US oil refinery
The largest oil refinery in North America is now under the control of Saudi Aramco, which has purchased it recently. The deal unveiled some of the ... Energy -
Sri Lanka to sell 80 pct of southern Hambantota port to Chinese firm
Money from the deal will be used to repay expensive foreign loans, says Finance Minister Aviation & Transport -
Eastern Libyan’s forces seize key oil ports
Forces loyal to eastern Libyan commander Haftar seized at least two key oil ports from a rival force loyal to the UN-backed govt Middle East -
Tripoli: Lebanon’s gate to rebuilding Syria awaits development
With its ability to provide the required logistics support, city has a role to play in the future of Syria Economy -
Retailers scramble as shipper bankruptcy puts goods in limbo
Hanjin, world’s seventh-largest container shipper, filed for bankruptcy protection and stopped accepting new cargo Aviation & Transport -
Libya government, oil guards reach deal to reopen ports
Libyan Presidential Council deputy Mousa Alkouni signed the agreement late on Thursday with Ibrahim Al-Jathran Energy