The site 5elafabook.com, which resembled Facebook but appeared unfinished, went live on Sunday then went offline again a day later.
Analysts say the Swedish government’s change of tack in foreign policy could jeopardise billions of dollars in sales, particularly for defence-related companies
Washington has been training and equipping the Iraqi army to fight back the ISIL militants.
Laurent Fabius said that he would chair the meeting which would discuss the problems of Christians and other minorities in the region.
Trading on the Cairo stock market is expected to begin on Wednesday, the company’s chief executive said.
Emirates, flydubai and Etihad Airways have suspended flights to Erbil as ISIL destroys ancient cities in Iraq’s north.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attacks.
The Gulf’s wealthy prefer to invest in the region with 83 per cent of the high net worth individuals wanting to keep their assets closer to home, a survey said.
A court last month released Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed on bail after over a year in detention.
Significant pay increases at C-level were among the factors driving overall salaries up over the last year, according to the Gulf Business 2015 Salary Survey.
Brent crude slid 1.2 per cent to $59.73 a barrel on Friday and posted its biggest weekly loss since January.
The majority of working women in the region (77 per cent) currently work for a male manager, finds new survey.
Iran is bidding against the UAE to host the 2019 Asian Cup and the ban on women is expected to damage their chances.
Islamist militants attacked the Al-Ghani field last week, killing 11 guards.
Dreyfus is sending about 280,000 barrels of ethanol from the Port of New York to Jebel Ali in the UAE.
Tourism accounts for 11.3 per cent of Egypt’s economy and 19.3 per cent of its foreign currency revenues.
Sources in Nusra said that Qatar is encouraging the group to go ahead with the move, which would give it a boost in funding.
Deposits from governments, quasi-government bodies and national oil companies provide around 10 to 35 per cent of GCC banks’ non-equity funding.
Arabtec said last March that it had reached agreement with Egypt’s army to build a million homes at 13 locations around the country.
The carrier currently operates three flights a week between Abu Dhabi and the Iranian capital.
Gulf countries fear that Iran is using its atomic programme to develop nuclear weapons capability, something Tehran denies.
The UAE and Saudi Arabia are thinking of beginning their partial operation of the network by 2018, said the country’s minister of public works
Mohd Faris Anuar and Muhamad Wanndy Muhammad Jedi, aged 20 and 25 respectively, were identified as the men involved in the beheading of a Syrian man.
On Monday, Obama said Iran must halt nuclear work for at least 10 years for a deal to be reached between Tehran and six major powers.
ISIL militants have made threats against Catholic targets in Rome that have been given much space in Italian media.
Abraaj will be the main investor in the healthcare group with $145 million, while three other investors will pitch in about $55 million.
The idea is to have more frequent top-level meetings with Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt to ensure the region is more closely engaged at a time of change.
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif insisted that an agreement couldn’t be reached as long as sanctions existed.
Abdullah al-Khalidi, Saudi Arabia’s consul in Aden, was seized in March 2012.
Investment Minister Ashraf Salman said the aid included oil shipments, cash grants and deposits in Egypt’s central bank.