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TODAY: UAE’s CEPAs with Turkey, Indonesia now in effect + Iraq inaugurates Safwan border crossing
Good morning, lovely people. We’re ushering in the new month — and season — with a wealth of updates from…
AviLease plans to double its fleet by 2030 + KSA’s King Salman Energy Park operational next year + Qatar wraps infrastructure development in Rawdat Al Jahhaniya. Plus: Serco renews AED 250 mn contract to service Australian base in the Middle East
AVIATION- Saudi jet lessor AviLease is seeking to almost double its fleet size to 300 jets by 2030, CEO Ted…
KSA + Poland ink air transport services agreement, Ras Al Khaimah ruler welcomes UK trade envoy + ambassador
Saudi Arabia and Poland have signed an agreement to boost cooperation in air transport services, Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported.The…
Qatar Airways orders 120 Boeing aircraft + Turkey-Azerbaijan corridor almost complete + Digitization updates from Bahrain and Dubai. Plus: MSC adding Neom Port services
AVIATION- Qatar Airways has more than 120 Boeing aircraft in its order pipeline, Zawya quotes the company’s president in the…
Libya’s foreign minister in hot water after Israel meeting + Japanese companies want partnerships with Iraq’s private sector + KSA, Poland talk transport, logistics cooperation
Libya suspends its foreign minister following meeting with Israeli counterpart: Libya's Prime Minister suspended Foreign Minister Najla Mangoush and referred…
KSA launches drive to transform into a “global logistical hub”
The master plan entails developing 59 logistical centers throughout the kingdom
Riyadh Air isn’t competing with Gulf aviation hubs + Bahrain kicks off new silos project + Egypt, Israel agree on more natgas exports. Plus: News from Masdar, Talabat, and Al Futtaim
AVIATION- Riyadh Air will focus on the niche markets of flights to and from KSA rather than compete with prominent…
Mawani + Rotterdam Port ink partnership on port corporatization
The two port authorities will work towards outsourcing terminal operations to private sector players
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