UAE
February 3, 2000
A new scientific breakthrough is creating a buzz among camel racers and breeders. Gulf News daily reports that since the world's first birth of 10 pr
Thirty-two drivers from 10 countries will fire up their engines with hopes of winning this year's Middle East Series, which begins today at the Hotel
Manny Viray, managing partner of JS Entertainment Production in the Philippines, has come to Bahrain to develop the entertainment offering for Filipin
The percent of working Saudi women is expected to rise from 0.5 percent a decade ago to 7.4 percent during the next 5 years, according to Nada Al Faye
Nader Al-Sibai, won the first award in al-Sharjha Competition For Literary Creation for his first novel, The White Wolf (Damascus, 1999). Nadar Al-S
FedEx will begin 10kg and 25kg box service in seven Middle Eastern countries: Cyprus, Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar, Syria and Lebanon. The company, the wo
Amiri decrees abolished earlier this week Kuwaiti citizenship for 9 people, out of them two were suspected of collaborating with the Iraqis when they
If you are furniture exporter or supplier, it's time to look at the growing number of opportunities in the Saudi market. According to a recent report
February 2, 2000
Amir Shaikh Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa opened yesterday the new Hamad Kanoo Health Center yesterday that will be able provide numerous services to more
UAE nationals, and blood donors in particular, have the region's lowest incidence of hepatitis C, according to a study conducted by the Department of
The Norwegian ambassador to Lebanon (and also to Syria) transferred 6 new well-equipped ambulances to the Lebanese Red Cross that were paid for by the
Speaking on behalf of al-Hariri Foundation, Lebanese MP Bahyah al-Hariri said that the winner of Arab Woman Award will be announced each year on Febru
Not with all the essential players. Not under the right weather conditions. And not for long enough. Tishreen daily reports that these were some of t
Some 360 companies participated in the successful launch of Yemen's first Yellow Pages for 1999/2000. The Yemen Times reports that the head of the co
Mangroves located in Dubai may be killed or badly damaged by the oil leaking from a sunken ship 7 miles off of the emirate's coast, according to Gulf