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RIYADH: Saudi ACWA Power is set for a change in its major shareholder list as Al Rajhi Holding Group, with an 11.205 percent stake, plans an internal transaction, transferring ownership to the investment portfolios of its affiliated companies.  In a bourse filing, ACWA Power stated that it has received a letter from Al Rajhi expressing its intent to carry out...

ALBAWABA – Gold prices in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), opened at AED 7,356.52per ounce today, Sunday, December 10, at 10:32 a.m.

The money will help in inclusion and integration.

ALBAWABA – Countries participating in the COP28 in Dubai clashed over a proposed pledge to phase out fossil fuel, including Saudi Arabia, Russia and the

RIYADH: Further improvement in Oman’s debt burden led US-based Moody’s Investors Service to upgrade its credit rating for the second consecutive time this year from “Ba2” to “Ba1”.  The upgrade in rating is attributed to improvements in debt affordability metrics, according to a statement.  This positive shift primarily results from spending restraints and the utilization of additional revenues in reducing...

In the letter sent Wednesday, OPEC Secretary General Haitham Al Ghais said he was writing "with a sense of utmost urgency" following the publication of a draft deal at COP28 that includes language on phasing out fossil fuels.

In opposing real wage cuts and the dismantling and privatization of public services, the Quebec public sector workers are challenging the class war agenda of the entire ruling class in Quebec and throughout Canada.

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African Group of Negotiators (AGN) says it is concerned about the lack of progress in finance and adaptation negotiations at the 28th UN Climate Summit-COP28 taking place in UAE, Dubai.

The five Russians waited for Vladimir Putin in the blazing Abu Dhabi sunshine for about an hour, holding their smartphones at the ready hoping to catch a glimpse of their pariah president.