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School of Business students at the Australian College of Kuwait (ACK) gave an outstanding presentation to Al-Yaal Mall management, presenting their strategic marketing plans for small and medium-sized enterprises (SME’s).
According to the Equity Markets June 2017 Review by Kuwait Finance and Investment Company (KFIC), MSCI decided to include Saudi Arabia on its watch-list for potential addition to Emerging Market Index as The Kingdom showed significant willingness to improve stock market regulations and easing conditions for foreign investors. In the UAE, The Emirates NBD UAE Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), a key indicator of the health of the UAE’s non-oil private sector, fell to 54.3.
According to the Equity Markets May 2017 Review by Kuwait Finance and Investment Company (KFIC), Saudi Arabia signed billions of dollars of deals with US companies during President Donald Trump’s visit to Riyadh. Estimates of the total deal value vary from USD300bn to USD400bn. Kuwait’s Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Anas Al-Saleh has affirmed the importance of economic reforms made in Arab oil-exporting countries against the sharp drop in global oil prices.
The agreement will see Aegean Airlines begin direct flight service between Athens and Kuwait on the late evening of June 20th with a frequency of 2 flights per week.
HOT Engineering & Construction Co., a leading engineering construction company in Kuwait, has received an official Award Notification from Central Agency for Public Tenders, Kuwait for the Project SPA/189 “The General Department of Criminal Evidence Headquarters” in Kuwait.
HOT Engineering & Construction Co., a leading engineering construction company in Kuwait, has taken a significant step forward today and is pleased to announce that it has officially signed an Agency Agreement with HOA BINH Construction and Real Estate Corporation of Vietnam.
According to the Equity Markets April 2017 Review by Kuwait Finance and Investment Company (KFIC), GCC equities, as indicated by the MSCI GCC IMI Index, fell by -1.2%. Abu Dhabi’s ADX General Index was the top performing regional index and Qatar’s QE Index was the worst performing.
“The health sector has developed during the past few years due to the high demand caused by certain insurance programs that have covered the public sector and public corporates. From 2012 until now, two major groups were added to the private health insurance sector,” says Dr Yousif Abou Zahr, CEO of Al Seef Hospital.
“At this point the lowering of the oil prices and the deficit that we are going through has had a marginal effect on the real estate sector. As we all know, the real estate sector here in Kuwait has been the backbone for the non-oil revenue here in the country. I have personally been seeing a good demand over the past two years in the commercial properties throughout Kuwait,” says Mohammed Al Matook, Acting GM of Al Hamra Real Estate Company.
“Our strength is in food manufacturing and distribution. We are very focused on our own brands and on our third-party partners. That business continued to perform extremely well for us. In a scenario where most of our competitors were in decline, we continued to grow,” says Garry Walsh, CEO of Mezzan Holding.
