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January 22, 2023
Impact Finance transfers 31.29% stake in Jahez to unit holders
January 22, 2023
Hajj Expo 2023 attracts record number of attendees including international participants
RIYADH — Landmark Arabia, the pioneering omnichannel retailer and hospitality lead in Saudi Arabia, was recognized for their people's efforts by the Riyadh Chamber of Commerce as a consequence of implementing initiatives that align with Saudi Vision 2030 and places Saudization at the forefront of its hiring strategies.The award was received from the Deputy Minister of Human Resources and Social Development, Dr Abdullah Abu Thunin, the President of the Chamber of Commerce, Mr Ajlan AlAjlan, and the Deputy of the Chamber, Eng. Mansour Alshthri.Landmark Arabia has been certified by Great Place to Work since 2017, reflecting the organisation's dedication to building a workplace culture that prioritizes empowerment, respect, and trust.With a strong presence in Saudi Arabia, the...
January 22, 2023
Landmark Arabia recognized by Riyadh Chamber of Commerce for their people's efforts
January 22, 2023
Tamimi Markets appoints a new CEO
January 22, 2023
Splash: Timeless pieces, Timeless style
The Middle East is enjoying an important period of political and economic stability with the regional economy buoyed by high oil process and economic growth, Majid Jafar, CEO of Crescent Petroleum, told business leaders gathered at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Thursday. He highlighted that industrial production has improved, employment is increasing, and tourism is recovering healthily from the effects of the pandemic, fueling healthy growth of up to 5.1%.However, risks from the global economic situation, like high inflation and interest rates, must be managed, especially in more vulnerable economies of the region before their impact becomes severe. As oil-exporting economies boost the region's growth potential, oil-importing countries in the rest of the region may face...
January 20, 2023
Middle East enjoying an important period of economic stability — Crescent Petroleum CEO
DAVOS — The promenade at the World Economic Forum, dusted in a blanket of fresh snow, is cluttered with signs and pavilions from companies and governments courting attention or deals. There are the tech giants, the major consulting groups, and representatives from the Middle East.But this year, dominating the main street in Davos are emissaries from India, who have taken over at least eight storefronts with appeals to the elite gathering’s political and business class.“Every 10 steps you will have either us or a state government or a private entity,” said Deepak Bagla, the CEO of the national investment promotion agency Invest India. One investor, Bagla joked, had described the thoroughfare as “Little India.”India has shown up in force for good reason. In 2023, as global...
January 19, 2023
India flexes its muscle at Davos as China’s star fades
January 19, 2023
Global Climate Philanthropy Alliance for Climate and Nature set for launch in run-up to COP28
January 18, 2023
stc tops list of Middle East's most valuable telecom brands for three consecutive years
At a special session on climate philanthropy hosted at the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, public, private and philanthropy leaders gathered to amplify efforts to drive impact and shape global, regional and industry agendas around climate philanthropy. The session, titled ‘Philanthropy: A Catalyst for Protecting Our Planet,’ took place as the United Arab Emirates prepares for hosting COP28 Emirates Climate Conference later this year.Opening the session, Borge Brende, President of the World Economic Forum, highlighted that less than 2% of global philanthropy currently goes towards climate change action and called for greater collaboration between stakeholders to scale impact. He was followed by John F. Kerry, U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, who spoke of...
January 18, 2023
Tackling climate crisis requires political will, private capital and home-grown innovation: Badr Jafar speaking at Davos
