Transport, Energy & Revolving Synergy

by Grahame Nelson / Thomas Calvert / Chelsea Pollard / Omar Sharief / May AlMahfouz

In line with attempts to diversify their economies, states in the GCC and the Middle East more broadly are turning their eyes towards mining. For example, a number of new projects have been introduced in Oman, Saudi Arabia and Iraq.

by Ahmed Hashem / Jamal Natto

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is focusing on progressing towards an improved method of accelerating the stages of development related to Digital Transformation.

by Hany Maamoon / Karim Marouny

The Suez Canal is one of the most important and busiest trade routes in the word being the shortest link between the east and the west due to its unique geographic location if compared with the Cape of Good Hope, which makes it of special importance to the world and to Egypt as well.

by Adam Gray

The contract is signed, the terms and conditions are agreed, English law applies. The list of possible departures from the contractual terms and conditions in an array of circumstances is endless.

by Sakher Alaqaileh / Bassam Al-Azzeh

The GCC Customs Union is one of the main aims of the GCC Economic Agreement of 2001 (the “GCC EA”). The GCC Customs Union was established on 1 January 2003, and as stated in article (1) of the GCC EA, it works to achieve a varied list of objectives.

by Yazan Al Saoudi / Bushra Abu Tayeh / Wael Elgouhari

As the Russian – Ukrainian crisis continues to escalate, and significant sanctions are already placed on Russian financial system in addition to various airlines, lessors and operators.