Qatar
July 16, 2000
(MEBG) – An official at Qatar’s General Petroleum Corp (QGPC) has proclaimed that Qatar plans to raise its oil production capacity to around one million barrels a day (bpd) by 2001, reported <I>Gulf N
(MEBG) – An official at Qatar’s General Petroleum Corp (QGPC) has proclaimed that Qatar plans to raise its oil production capacity to around one million barrels a day (bpd) by 2001, reported <I>Gulf N
July 15, 2000
Emir of Qatar Sheikh Hamad Bin Khaleifa al-Thani will pay a visit to Yemen by the first half of August during which he will hold talks with President
July 13, 2000
Under the patronage of Qatar’s royal family, the sheikhdom plans hosting the fourth biennial Doha conference and exhibition on natural gas, from July 11 to 15 next year.
July 12, 2000
Petronet LNG Ltd (PLL) is currently finalizing a $390 million contract for the construction a liquid natural gas (LNG) terminal and associated facilities in India.
Most banks in Qatar showed steady growth and improved profitability in 1999, despite a sharp fall in oil prices in late 1998 and early 1999, according to a study conducted by Emad El Zubi, the financi
July 10, 2000
Despite a steep decline in oil prices in late 1998 and early 1999, the majority of banks in Qatar demonstrated steady growth and improved profitability in 1999.
July 9, 2000
Qatar’s Qatargas company has reported that its exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from January 1997 until the end of June 2000 totaled $2.5 billion, with 80 percent of that destined for Japan.
July 7, 2000
By Munir K. Nasser Washington, DC Arab American Organizations in Washington are pressing the Clinton Administration not to pressure Palestinian Presi
July 3, 2000
Qatar is to expand its fertilizer plant at a cost of 550 million dollars, adding a fourth production complex for exports to Asia, the Middle East Econ
June 22, 2000
Singapore Airlines (SA), the world's most "awarded airlines", recently opened a new sales office in Doha. Dr. Ali Hamid al-Mulla, Deputy Director of the Department of Civil Aviation and Meteorology, a
June 19, 2000
Iranian businessmen are allowed to travel to Qatar without applying for visas, reported ArabicNews.com, quoting a trade Qatari official. The Qatari of
June 10, 2000
A Qatari newspaper on Friday slammed Bahrain for placing troops on alert on the disputed Hawar islands, currently subject of the longest legal bout in
May 30, 2000
AGCC nations are increasingly choosing to introduce and use unleaded gasoline, as environmental awareness is becoming heightened in the region. At 1999's end, 36 countries across the world were using
May 29, 2000
Qatar on Monday kicked off the final round in the longest legal bout in the history of the World Court when it opened arguments in a tense territorial