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A quiet Gulf player may steal Pakistan’s ‘miracle’ momentNegotiations around a possible Iran–US ceasefire have shifted focus towards a Gulf state near the Strait of Hormuz, raising questions over ...- The story behind Qatar sentencing eight Indian ex-Navy officers to deathA Qatar court has announced the death penalty for eight Indians arrested in the country last year. A 'deeply shocked' Indian government sai...
- World Cup host Qatar used ex-CIA officer to spy on FIFAQatar has for years employed a former CIA officer to help spy on soccer officials as part of a no-expense-spared effort to win and hold on ...
- From Ryugyong Hotel to Jeddah Tower, mega-structures which never rose to the occasionThe Ryugyong Hotel in North Korea is a hulking, gloomy spectacle on Pyongyang’s skyline.
- GCC top source for Indian investments: OfficialGCC countries perceive India not only as an economic power, but also as a potential conciliatory power.
- Government-led projects to drive IT services spend in Gulf countriesIDC's latest data shows that the OGCC IT services market reached a total value of $1.13 billion in 2014, up 11.7 per cent on 2013.
- Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thani to visit India with hopes of new deal for LNG exportsRasGas has entered into a 25 year 7.5 million tonnes per year sale and purchase agreement with Petronet and has been supplying the Indian m...
- Worldwide spending on cancer equivalent to Hong Kong's GDP: ReportThe report has said that it is estimated that from 2008 to 2030, cancer incidence will rise by 65 per cent in high-income countries.
- Gulf fertiliser industry grows more than double global averageAccording to GPCA estimates, GCC's fertiliser production capacity reached 42.7 million tonnes in 2013, a 4 % increase from the previous yea...
- India, China among Qatar's major export marketsIndia, Japan, South Korea, China and Singapore are the major export markets for Qatar with exports to these five Asian countries totalling ...
- IT, petrochemicals, healthcare to spur India-GCC tradeQatar, UAE and Kuwait are expected to implement projects worth more than $ 70 billion, $ 85 billion and $ 70 billion respectively in 2014.
- PE funds sign deals with big builders like Lotus Greens, Mahindra Lifespace for stable returnsPrivate equity firms with big appetites are increasingly tying up with reputed developers to build large asset portfolios and earn stable r...
- 'Qatar firms waiting for policy reforms to invest in India'Many Qatar firms are waiting for some policy reforms in India before they make huge investments in different sectors.
- Assets of top 10 Gulf banks rise 16 % to $ 743 billion: QNB reportAccording to the QNB report, the assets will remain well insulated from the turmoil in emerging markets as their momentum is based on stron...
- 30 Indian companies participate in Thirty companies from India under the auspices of ASSOCHAM took part in the international trade exhibition 'Project Qatar 2013,Thirty companies from India under the auspices of ASSOCHAM took part in the international trade exhibition 'Project Qatar 2013.'
- GCC: Award over $50 billion in oil and gas contractsTwo projects scheduled to get underway in Kuwait and Oman next year will increase the value of contracts awarded in the GCC's projects.
- India request for extra Qatar LNG to boost bilateral tradeIndia expressing interest in importing additional liquefied natural gas from Qatar will further boost the trade between the countries, a se...
- India rejects Qatar price for LNGIndia has rejected the price that Qatar is seeking for supplying additional 5 mn tons a year of LNG, saying that domestic consumers cannot ...
- Punj Lloyd bags contract for polysilicon plant in Qatar"The contract has been awarded by Qatar Solar Technologies and is scheduled to be commissioned by mid-2013," the company said in a statemen...
- Mahindra Satyam plans to play pivotal role in Qatar's IT transformationThe company is also participating in QITCOM 2011, the Middle East region's biggest ICT event showcasing Qatar's booming technology industry.
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