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Kuwait and Qatar non-oil sector activity grows in June while Lebanon’s outlook remains bleak
Kuwait and Qatar witnessed a rise in new orders and output, while Lebanon’s order book stalled.
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AD Ports taps Mohamed Alsuwaidi as new chairman + Emirates makes a raft of new appointments
Alsuwaidi is the UAE’s Investment Minister and CEO of ADQ
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CSP subsidiary and Etihad Rail ink an agreement for operations + storage
Stories on our radar this morning from around the region
Posted inLogistics in the News
South African exports + UK imports are struggling with stressed infrastructure
South African Citrus fruits set for export, instead of being transported by rail, are shipped to ports in refrigerated trucks before they are ripe, where they sit in queues of up to 400 vehicles.
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Lufthansa acquires a 41% stake in Italy’s ITA Airways
Stories on our radar this morning from around the world
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JULY 10-11 July: (Wednesday-Thursday): Global EV & Mobility Tech Forum, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. 14 July (Friday): AI Integration and Autonomous Mobility, Berlin, Germany. AUGUST 21-22 August (Wednesday-Thursday): Rex Fuels Global Expo & Conference 2024- Bitumen, Petrochemicals & Products, Dubai, UAE. SEPTEMBER 2-4 September (Monday-Wednesday): Saudi Warehousing & Logistics Expo, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. 3-5 September (Tuesday-Thursday): […]
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TODAY: PMIs are in for KSA, UAE and Egypt + Dnata expands European footprint
What we’re tracking this morning regionally and around the world
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KSA and UAE non-oil private sector activity softens in June while Egypt experiences growth
A dip in the headline purchasing managers’ index was reported across the GCC countries – despite a general pattern of growth being maintained – while Egypt’s headline ticked upwards.