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onalguestsat2024Formula1GulfAirBahrainGrandPrix.aspx?cms=q8FmFJgiscL2fwIzON1%2bDggKRzIhSDIA8rPNDTlTAWc%3d [...] guests at this year’s Paddock Club at the 2024 Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix. Mumtalakat explored [...] and industries on the sidelines of the 2024 Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix. Mumtalakat guests
annual inflation rose again in February, reaching 67.1 percent despite a string of interest rate hikes, official
SR2.6 trillion ($694 billion) to SR6.4 trillion ($1.7 trillion) under the Vision 2030 programme and the
H2 2023 and provide a detailed outlook report of H1 2024 based on critical macroeconomic indicators like [...] Index Scores for Kuwait, UAE, and Saudi Arabia for H1 2024 are 2.9, 3.8, and 3.55, compared to the H2 2023 [...] report forecasts a stable real estate market in H1 buoyed by several favorable factors. The country’s
Arabia's annual inflation rate rose to 1.6% in January from 1.5% the previous month, with rising rents [...] catering services rose by 2.1%. Education prices also increased by 1.2% mainly due to a jump in secondary [...] year. Food and beverages prices increased by 1%, driven by the increase in the price of vegetables
Data Corporation (IDC) predicting a staggering $1.2 billion contribution to GDP by 2026. This sixfold
preliminary data released by Ministry of Tourism for H1, there has been a 142% increase in the number of inbound [...] spending soared to SAR150 billion, of which SAR63.1 billion came from domestic tourism and SAR86.9 billion
subsidiary Shomoul has secured SAR4.35 billion ($1.2 billion) in Islamic financing from a consortium
second quarter (Q2) of 2023 to its lowest level since Q1-22 when it recorded KWD 262.30 million, driven by [...] in Q2-23 also narrowed from KWD 302.10 million in Q1-23, according to the quarterly statistics issued by [...] -deficit-with-gcc-shrinks-to-lowest-level-since-q1-22-a0bhev72
while the fund will be replenished for 1 trillion roubles. ($1 = 91.6350 roubles) (Reporting by Reuters [...] 2.9 trillion roubles ($31.6 billion), or at about 1.5% of gross domestic product, Finance Minister Anton