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Middle East airlines in four-year holding pattern as passenger numbers plunge again

  • Passenger numbers are forecast to reach 90 million next year (45 percent of 2019 levels)
  • A full recovery unlikely to materialize until 2024
By Sean Cronin ·
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Oman discusses replacing foreigners with locals in government companies

By Reuters ·
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'No food left in the sea': Pakistani fishermen fearful as Chinese trawlers dock at Karachi port 

By Naimat Khan ·
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Three industries to watch in the Arab world’s fastest-growing startup ecosystems

By Keith J. Fernandez ·

Emirates president sees strong industry bounce back despite pandemic ‘glitch’

By Sean Cronin ·

TomTom reports drop in earnings, automotive gains

By Reuters ·

Saudi Aramco chief tells of ‘deeply personal’ pride in industry award

By Frank Kane ·

Global economy recovering faster than expected, IMF says

By Frank Kane ·

UAE and Israel join forces on venture capital investments

By Frank Kane ·
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Egypt fitness startup eyes new market in coronavirus protective gear

By MATT SMITH ·

‘Growing momentum’ behind efforts to limit carbon emissions: IEA

By Frank Kane ·

G20 trade and investment ministers to meet on global economy

By Arab News ·
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Coronavirus crisis gives oil exporters a crash course in energy transition

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