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Fitch maintains Qatar’s credit rating as LNG expected to reach pre-war levels
Agency removes Gulf nation from ‘Rating Watch Negative’ based on lower risks to liquefied natural gas units
Scott Bessent says the Strait of Hormuz will be ‘worthless’ in two years. Analysts disagree
Even with new pipelines designed to bypass it, waterway is still considered critical for cargo and natural gas
UAE developer Arada to build $7bn 'UAE-style' mixed-use project in Syria
New development will have 11,000 homes and 500 hotel rooms
Beyond $100bn: How UAE and India are building deeper economic ties
Countries target $200 billion in bilateral trade by 2032
Iran's Kharg and Larak islands: Why they matter
IRGC naval assets and oil-loading infrastructure under threat in latest US escalation
EGA’s Al Taweelah smelter restoration works reach 25 per cent after Iran strike
Company plans to reach full production in first quarter of next year
Taqa to be delisted from ADX as L’imad completes acquisition
Utility now completely owned by L'imad unit Abu Dhabi Power Corporation
Syria’s US terror delisting opens door to foreign investment
Damascus' continued presence on FATF grey list poses more limited hurdle for investors
Masdar boosts presence in UK with second battery energy storage project
Commercial operations begin at 35MW Rochdale project
Gold hits highest in three months on softer dollar and geopolitical uncertainty
If risk intensifies while the dollar softens, bullion could remain above the $4,600 mark
Gulf pours billions into water security to boost AI and industry ambitions
Desalination plants being developed across region will help build new-age economies
UAE's Arada to develop $1.36bn twin-tower residential project in Australia
Project targeted for completion before 2032 Olympics
Abu Dhabi’s power demand to double by 2050 as emirate booms
Emirate's total installed capacity projected to rise to 50 gigawatts
Libya needs up to $40 billion to develop its oil and gas sector
Scores of discovered fields have yet to be developed, says National Oil Corporation head
Hormuz traffic falls to single digits as 60-day deadline for US-Iran MoU expires
More than 500 commercial vessels stranded in Gulf as traffic slows to near-standstill
