So far the fighting and air strikes have killed over 1,000 people since the bombings started on March 26.
A spokesperson said that the country will present a plan in Saudi Arabia next month, requesting membership into the GCC.
Gulf countries must develop sectors such as construction that help boost the rest of the economy, the report says.
Sharjah-based Air Arabia, which bought a 49 per cent stake in Petra Airlines in January, has rebranded the airline as Air Arabia Jordan.
An NGO has filed a complaint with the public prosecutor accusing 39 prominent figures, including Tawakul Karman, of treason.
Iran said the plane was carrying humanitarian aid to Sanaa.
The Libyan Cement Company has three plants in eastern Libya but only one is operational, producing 300,000 tonnes annually.
The summit, in Riyadh, is expected to touch on Iran’s nuclear programme and developments in Yemen.
Riyadh announced last week that it was ending its nearly five-week-old bombing campaign, except in places where the Houthis were advancing.
The reporters, working for Barqa TV, had been missing since August.
There were no immediate reports on the extent of casualties.
Ali-Reza Zeighami, manager of the South Pars oil layers project, said new wells were being drilled and would become operational in the second half of the next Iranian year.
A Saudi-led alliance began bombing Iranian-allied Houthi militia in Yemen last month.
Smartphones priced under $100 accounted for 20 per cent of the overall market last year, up from five per cent in 2013.
The bombings were the first raids on Sanaa since a Saudi-led alliance said last week it was scaling back a campaign against Iranian-allied Houthi militias.
ISNA said two Iranian cargo planes carrying food and medicine to Yemen had been forced by Saudi jets to leave Yemeni airspace.
Riyadh now faces a test of its diplomatic skills in trying to arrange talks among Yemen’s fractious elites.
Saleh said he was ready to reconcile with all parties that have opposed him since 2011 “for the interest of the nation”.
Most of the raids hit Houthi vehicles and gatherings on battlefields in six central and southern provinces.
Warplanes struck targets in and around the Yemeni cities despite indications from Riyadh that its campaign would be wound down.
Iraq’s three mobile networks were required to float a quarter of their shares by August 2011 as part of their 15-year licences awarded in 2007.
Large scale events such as the upcoming football tournament are more vulnerable to cyber attacks, says expert.
Hours after Saudi Arabia’s announcement of a halt to airstrikes in Yemen, Houthi fighters captured an army brigade base in Taiz.
A US government spokesperson acknowledged problems remain in the country.
“We hope that everybody will return to dialogue to solve and treat all the issues,” Saleh said on social media.
The restaurants are planned for Kuwait, Qatar, Tunisia and Iraq.
Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani said sustainable peace can prevail if military intervention is ceased and conditions are met for talks.
The announcement came despite Saudi Arabia saying it would end air strikes.
Oil prices had gained nearly $10 a barrel this month on tensions in the Middle East and concerns over slowing output growth in the United States, before starting to drop back.
Iran, which has supported its fellow Shi’ite Houthis, welcomed the ceasefire.