Thomson Reuters and ICD announce the joint development of the Islamic Finance Development Indicator — a single, composite numerical measure representing the overall health and growth of the Islamic finance industry worldwide in Dushanbe. Ahmad Mohamed Ali, president of the IDB Group, center, looks on.
The Islamic Development Bank Group has decided to increase its authorized capital from $ 45 billion (30 billion Islamic dinars) to $ 150 billion (100 billion dinars) on the recommendation of the two...
KUWAIT CITY, 12 December 2004 — Kuwait’s first private passenger airline received its Air Operation Certificate from the emirate’s civil aviation authorities yesterday and will start operations
AMMAN, 11 December 2004 — Arab stock markets are expected to “move sideways” in the coming couple of weeks as investors await fresh information to build up new positions in the wake of this week
JEDDAH, 11 December 2004 — The National Commercial Bank (NCB) is participating in the annual International Public Relations Association Conference (IPRA) being held at the Emirates Towers Hotel in
MANAMA, 11 December 2004 — The 11th world Islamic banking conference will start today in Bahrain with Prime Minister Sheikh Khalifa ibn Salman Al-Khalifa attending.
RIYADH, 11 December 2004 — The Indian government has made millions of its residents in the Gulf happy with its decision to completely withdraw the income tax on non-resident bank deposit interests
CAIRO, 11 December 2004 — Seeking to keep prices up without having them explode, OPEC agreed yesterday to reduce its daily oil output by 1 million barrels a day — and reserved the right to cut dee
PARIS, 11 December 2004 — The International Energy Agency trimmed its forecast for growth in global oil demand next year but warned yesterday that prices were likely to remain high and dismissed pr
DUBAI, 10 December 2004 — Dubai Ports International (DPI), a leading world port operator, said yesterday it had acquired the international terminal business of CSX World Terminals (CSXWT) for $1.15
CAIRO, 10 December 2004 — OPEC oil producers said yesterday that today’s ministerial meeting would rein in oversupply to bolster falling prices and that the organization would have to reduce outpu