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LONDON, Feb. 13, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Preqin, the global leader in alternative assets data, tools, and insights, published its Real Estate in Saudi Arabia 2023: Preqin Territory Guide. The report shows that while fundraising for closed end real estate funds in
MENA Newswire: Bank ABC, one of MENA’s leading international banks, emerged as the winner of the ‘Best Trade Finance Provider in the Middle East’ title at the Global Finance- World’s Best Trade Finance Providers Awards 2023. Announced at a ceremony
Masdar is committed to helping African nations transition to clean energy by signing agreements during Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week (ADSW) 2023 with three countries – Angola, Uganda, and Zambia – to develop renewable energy projects totaling up to 5 gigawatts
MENA Newswire: As we are heading to the best season of the year in most MENA countries, an increasing number of outdoor lovers are preparing for their next coming trip. Camping is one of those activities that, when everything goes
MENA Newswire: While global research shows that changing consumer habits lead brands to digital strategies; influencer marketing has started to come to the fore. According to Meltwater, sponsored posts shared in H1 2022 increased by 26.7%, while the total number
MENA Newswire: Canon Europe is pleased to reveal the winner of this year’s Redline Challenge photography competition. Jiří Durdík, a self-taught hobbyist photographer from Czech Republic, won with an exhilarating motion blur shot of a dirt bike race. Following this
MENA Newswire: ila Bank, the digital mobile-only brainchild of Bank ABC, MENA’s leading international bank, has won two major awards, the ‘Leading Digital Bank in the Middle East’ and the ‘Leading Digital Bank in the Consumer Banking Segment’, at the
A new study in Africa has found that a one-time dose of an experimental drug protects adults against malaria for at least six months. In 2020, malaria killed more than 620,000 people and sickened 241 million, mostly children under 5.