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QFZ, QDB collaborate to enhance Qatar's investment climate - Read Qatar Tribune on the go for unrivalled news coverage - Vimarsana News

QFZ, QDB collaborate to enhance Qatar's investment climate - Read Qatar Tribune on the go for unrivalled news coverage

DOHA: Qatar Free Zones Authority (QFZ) and Qatar Development Bank (QDB) announced their cooperation in a new joint initiative to strengthen and enhance the investment climate in...

ASIA TODAY China will build a new nuclear power plant in Pakistan - Vimarsana News

ASIA TODAY China will build a new nuclear power plant in Pakistan

Today's headlines: Police in India still use carrier pigeons; Rohingya refugees will be allowed access to university in Malaysia; In Vietnam, Facebook continues to censor content unwelcome to the Communist Party; The Knesset wants to prevent a summer camp for Israeli and Palestinian orphans; Moldova declares a pro-Russian party illegal.

World's Best Banks 2023—Middle East | Global Finance Magazine - Vimarsana News

World's Best Banks 2023—Middle East | Global Finance Magazine

Middle Eastern banks have been working toward the shift to digitalization.

Source: gfmag.com
Gulf Digest: e& buys Beehive; Tarabut, Squatwolf, Snoonu get VC funding - Vimarsana News

Gulf Digest: e& buys Beehive; Tarabut, Squatwolf, Snoonu get VC funding

Funding activity in the Gulf region accelerated in the first week of May after a subdued April, led by a slew of deals including Emirates ......

Ministry to double subsidised fuel quota for fishing boats - Vimarsana News

Ministry to double subsidised fuel quota for fishing boats

The Ministry of Municipality has chalked out a plan to double the subsidised fuel quota for fishing boats, Ismail al-Sheikh, head of the Fishermen’s Affairs