Iran, Ghana partner for energy, industryIran and Ghana have signed a number of memorandums of understanding (MoUs) including those on dam constructing dams and setting up pharmaceutical factories, a report said. The MoUs were signed by Iran's Minister of Labour Ali More… |
Iran, Ghana partner for energy, industryIran and Ghana have signed a number of memorandums of understanding (MoUs) including those on dam constructing dams and setting up pharmaceutical factories, a report said. The MoUs were signed by Iran's Minister of Labour Ali More… |
Arab fund signs $162m support deals for TunisiaArab Fund for Economic and Social Development (AFESD) has signed two loan and technical support agreements worth MTD332 million ($162 million) for Tunisia, a report said. The first loan, worth MTD330 earmarked to building two dams More… |
Iranian firms to build dams in OmanIranian officials held discussions with neighbouring Oman on ways to manage water resources and also proposed the construction of dams in the sultanate, said a report. A joint expert committee will be set up in the near future to More… |
As the need for power surges, are dams the answer?To provide more clean energy, particularly in fast-growing Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, the world needs more hydropower dams, energy experts say. But a surge in building of big dams is also leading to poor peop More… |
As the need for power surges, are dams the answer?To provide more clean energy, particularly in fast-growing Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, the world needs more hydropower dams, energy experts say. But a surge in building of big dams is also leading to poor peop More… |
Damas to complete repayment in 3 yearsDubai-based jeweller Damas International aims to sell some assets of its founders within three years as part of a 600 million dirham ($163.4 million) repayment agreement, the company's CEO said. Damas said in May it had signed a repayment More… |
Damas extends payment date for foundersJeweller Damas International said on Monday that it has extended the payment date for 400 million dirhams ($108.9 million) owed by its founders, the Abdullah brothers, by a month. The Dubai-based jeweller said in a statement to Nasdaq Duba More… |