
Cost of reaching SDGs targets tops $5trn a year: UNCTAD
Development (UNCTAD), this represents between $1,179 and $1,383 per person, per year, said a Wam news agency
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Development (UNCTAD), this represents between $1,179 and $1,383 per person, per year, said a Wam news agency
the Belt and Road Initiative has contributed to a 4.1 per cent increase in trade among participating countries [...] d in May this year, has a generation capacity of 1,500 MW of electricity, with a desalination capacity
Net Zero finance markets, with 27.4%, 26.3% and 26.1% of companies based respectively in those countries [...] via capital markets is most likely in the US (22.1%), followed by Australia (20.8%). Research
the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development will provide $1 billion of financial assistance, while the Etihad [...] the continent by 2030, mobilising $5 billion, with $1 billion in equity investments, and $4 billion from
index was the only sector to post a gain, rising 1.4pc. In terms of individual stocks, National [...] the next two most valuable stocks traded, with BD4.1m and BD3m worth of swaps, respectively. Zooming
the high-end villa developments have decreased by 1.2pc on a quarterly basis to BD600 per sqm. Apartment [...] stable across the office development compared to Q1-2023. “There was also a noticeable uptick in
Metro to get to and from the airport’s Terminals 1 and 3. Metro operating times are generally extended [...] Access to the arrivals’ forecourts in both Terminals 1 and 3 is limited to public transport and other authorised
the market’s second-biggest segment, generating $56.1 billion in 2023 to make up 30% of the entire market [...] games market in the Kingdom currently valued at $1 bn with plans to boost the market value up to $2.5
Meanwhile, those receiving between BD701 and BD1,500, currently getting BD125, will receive BD165. [...] budget while also raising the public debt ceiling by BD1 billion to BD16bn as cover. “The increase positively
GCC real oil GDP growth is expected to fall to 1pc this year after witnessing an expansion of 12.4pc [...] is projected to decelerate this year, slowing to 3.1pc in 2023, before picking up slightly to 3.4pc in