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‘This is a forgotten island’: The remote Yemeni territory that hopes to become an ecotourism hotspot Arjun Neil Alim © Provided by The Independent From landing on a beach airstrip to the bumpy drive to a remote village, a 360m-climb in the blazing sun, and then the eerie blackness of a stalactite-filled cave with millennia-old etchings, our group’s overwhelming feeling to be on Socotra was one of privilege. The Hoq Cave yawned open, with its pitch-black interior stretching 3km deep into the summit of the mountain we had just climbed. Inside was evidence of what makes o...

Saudi King Abdullah Port names new CEO RIYADH, 10 hours, 27 minutes ago Saudi's Ports Development Company (PDC) has appointed Jay New as the new chief executive officer of  the King Abdullah Port.    Strategically located on the Red Sea coast in King Abdullah Economic City, it is the Middle East’s first privately owned, developed and operated port.   An industry veteran with a 20-year career in the ports, shipping, and logistics environment, New brings a proven record of accomplishment and extensive professional experience to the role, said a statement from PDC.   He most recen...

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First shipment of Saudi oil derivatives grant arrives at Aden Port May 09, 2021 The first shipment of the oil derivatives grant provided by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, represented by SDRPY arrived at the port of Aden Saturday. The first shipment of the oil derivatives grant provided by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, represented by SDRPY arrived at the port of Aden Saturday. The first shipment of the oil derivatives grant provided by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, represented by SDRPY arrived at the port of Aden Saturday. The first shipment of the o...

Middle EastSaudi Arabia to give Yemeni government $422 mln worth of fuel Reuters 2 minutes read Saudi Arabia will grant $422 million worth of petroleum products to Yemen's internationally recognised government for power stations and to support public services as the country grapples with a fuel shortage, state news agency SPA said on Tuesday. It said Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman informed Yemeni President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi of the grant under the Saudi Development and Reconstruction Program in a telephone call. Saudi Arabia leads a military coalition that intervened in Yemen in 2015 ag...