A delegation from Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Energy met in Brasília with Brazil’s Minister of Mines and Energy, Alexandre Silveira, and First Lady Janja da Silva.
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The International Monetary Fund says Algeria has made efforts to generate revenue from sectors beyond the economy’s traditional pillars, but the country remains heavily dependent on oil revenues.
The industry posted growth both in June and in the year to date. The United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia remained among the leading importers, according to industry group ABPA.
The Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and Services has added six nitrogen and phosphate fertilizer production projects to its portfolio of strategic initiatives.
SampaAdapta uses sensors to collect data on rising temperatures across the city. The project was presented in Tangier during a congress of the United Cities and Local Governments.
The Brazilian planemaker delivered 65 commercial and executive aircraft in the second quarter of the year.
The airline is expanding the resumption of its operations in the Middle East. Flights to Abu Dhabi resumed this week, while services to Kuwait and Bahrain from Istanbul will be restored in the coming days.
At the bloc’s summit, the Gulf nation’s minister said negotiations are continuing toward a comprehensive agreement.
The Ministry of Civil Service and the Ministry of State for Women’s Affairs have signed an agreement to provide training for female civil servants. One of the initiative’s goals is to strengthen women’s leadership in state institutions.
Morocco, Algeria, and Egypt have advanced from the group stage to the knockout stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Morocco has already secured a place in the Round of 16.
Brazilian journalist Patricia Matos de Farias, who lives in the Middle East, presented earlier this monthher book, Cerzideira—Stitching with Threads of Memory, to the Brazilian community in Bahrain. The work is a reflection on womanhood, memory, and ancestry.
Sheraa, Sharjah’s entrepreneurship center, is accepting applications from startup founders interested in establishing a business in the emirate and receiving support to launch or expand their operations.
Aleppo International Airport in Syria has begun receiving flights operated by Jazeera Airways from Kuwait as part of efforts to expand the number of routes serving the city.
The country has signed agreements with the OPEC Fund for two projects: one aimed at protecting the most vulnerable groups in the country, and another focused on climate-resilient infrastructure, food security, and the rural value chain.
