- Jordan invites investors for $300m rail project.
- Saudi Arabia invites bid for major desalination plant.
- Dubai tenders two road construction projects.
- Qatar’s financial buffers remain vast.
- Kuwait to tender railroad and metro schemes.
- Eight prequalify for Salalah (Oman) ammonia plant.
- Iraq’s expensive war with the militant group Islamic and the collapse in international oil prices have put the country’s finances under increased strain.
- Libya’s reserves plundered as war rages on.
- Algeria’s reserves eroded as oil prices remain low.
- Spending on public wages and a trade deficit has meant Beirut is struggling to invest in infrastructure.
- Cheaper oil boosts Morocco’s finances.
- World Bank extends extra $500m to Tunisia.
- Yemen’s gross reserves have experienced mixed fortunes since 2008 due to the country’s turbulent geopolitics.
- Bahrain’s modest reserves backed by Saudi Arabia’s support.
- UAE construction costs remain stable.
- Sudan mining minister announced record gold production.
- Syrian securities authority demanded the joint stock companies present the third quarter disclosures.
- Oil crisis increased in Gaza leading to the return of car queues phenomenon.
- Mauritania succeeded according to a report issued by the UN to attract $5.4 billion from the direct American investments.
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