The group is planning to open 40 new medical centres as part of its expansion in the region, a senior company official said.
Gunshots were fired at the flydubai flight when it was landing at Baghdad airport on Monday evening.
Two armed gunmen stormed into the five-star Corinthia Hotel and fired at guests before blowing themselves up with a grenade.
Emirates Airlines, flydubai, Air Arabia and Etihad Airways suspended flights on Tuesday, in line with a directive from the UAE’ civil aviation authority.
Emaar Misr has a portfolio of investments in Egypt worth around 53 billion pounds.
Unnamed claimants filed a lawsuit against Zain over its 2007 acquisition of an Iraqi telecom operator.
President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi resigned on Thursday after Houthi fighters crushed his presidential guards and deployed outside his home.
Protesters marked the anniversary of the 2011 uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
Qaradawi’s outspoken support for the Islamist movement has previously contributed to a diplomatic rift between Qatar and its Gulf Arab allies and Egypt.
The first retail and dining concept store is set to open in Abu Dhabi’s Yas Mall in May, with plans also lined up for Dubai.
Gulf banks have recorded much improved net profit numbers in 2014 driven by higher loan growth, increased non-interest income and reduced provision charges.
Governments will probably liquidate some of their fund assets to cover budget deficits as their revenues fall; if Brent stays at its current level around $50.
Al-Houthi, in his early 30s, rarely appears in public or gives press interviews, but has positioned himself as a revolutionary national leader.
Analysts believe GCC governments will be able to use huge financial reserves to keep state spending high.
Saudi Arabia’s main index was nearly flat while Egypt’s bourse rose 1.2 per cent.
Hadi said the group had a right to serve in posts in all state institutions, and a draft constitution that has been a source of disagreement was open to amendment.
Although the GCC described the Houthis’ actions as terrorism, they stopped short of promising any measure to counter the group in Sanaa.
Economies such as Qatar, Iraq, Libya and Saudi Arabia will be hit hardest by the more than 50 per cent decline in petroleum prices, the IMF said.
The minister said that OPEC’s policy might temporarily force high-cost producers out of the market but they would eventually come back.
Houthi leader Abdel-Malek al-Houthi warned President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi that he had to implement a power-sharing deal.
Business confidence was notably down in oil producing countries across the world due to falling crude prices, the survey said.
The region’s deal values were mainly driven by outbound M&A activity, a report says.
Dubai’s index added 1.2 per cent, with Dubai Islamic Bank’s (DIB) 2.8 per cent gain the main support.
The two sides have been talking about the visit for about 18 months, and a date had been tentatively set for last October.
Dubai’s bourse added 1.6 per cent as most stocks gained.
The U.S. military has said it is planning to send more than 400 troops to train Syrian moderates outside the country.
For the whole of 2015, the IEA raised its estimate of the demand for OPEC crude by 300,000 bpd to 29.2 million bpd.
OPEC forecast demand for the group’s oil will drop to 28.78 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2015.
The revised bid values Arab Dairy at 363 million Egyptian pounds ($50.5 million) against $49.68 million for the latest Pioneer offer.
Solar projects having capacity to produce up to 1,800 megawatts of power are to be awarded over the next 12 months in the region.