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Mumtalakat CEO Mahmood Hashim Al Kooheji plans real estate investment
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Figures suggest tablets will overtake PCs in MENA by 2016
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Bahrain's Economic Development Board chief says entire GCC should see tournament boost
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Sakhir circuit could be used for additional races, greater tourism opportunities
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40 percent of the country's seven million population are aged under 15
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New approach to buying and selling oil will give large exporters greater flexibility
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One in five people in Lebanon is now Syrian says United Nations refugee agency
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Energy-poor African nation currently imports around 95 per cent of its needs
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had forged a public friendship with Chavez
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Deterioration driven by tax charges and foreign exchange losses
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Chief Executive Raouf Ghabbour blamesforecast slump on "truly volatile environment"
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The firm has begun feasibility work on a $2.5 billion sixth production line
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Powerful Arab women today represent a force in their countries, says Dr Mona S AlMunajjed
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PHOTOS »
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The 58-year-old president died on Tuesday after a two-year battle with cancer
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Lamborghini, Rolls Royce, Porsche cars among 130 new models on show
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One week literary celebration in Saudi Arabia is believed to be one of the biggest cultural festivals in the Middle East
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Turkish Airlines says sorry for flights mix-up
Azamuddin Ansari
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