IATA downgraded its traffic forecast for the Middle East for 2020 and said it expected to see only 60mn travellers in the region this year compared to 203mn in 2019.

Weather inshore until 6 pm today will be hazy at places first becomes hot daytime with local clouds, relatively humid by night, the Department of Meteorology said in its daily weather report.

Qatar National Library ( QNL) has joined the Global Sustainability Coalition for Open Science Services (Scoss), furthering its commitment to helping researchers in Qatar and beyond ...

New data paints a bleak picture on Covid-19’s impact on the Middle East aviation industry, and on economies caused by the shutdown of air traffic due to the Covid-19 pandemic has deepened over recent weeks.

Commercial Bank of Qatar has received seven “prestigious” awards from Global Finance Middle East 2020 across both consumer and corporate digital banking award categories.

Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB) has been recognised with two prestigious awards at the ‘Middle East World’s Best Consumer Digital Banks Awards 2020’ by Global Finance Magazine ...

Oman’s ambitious goal of building the biggest oil-storage facility in the Middle East is finally progressing, more than seven years after the Gulf sultanate announced the plan.

Non-oil sectors in the Middle East should see a "significant" rebound in 2021 as lockdowns end and demand recovers, while oil production will only be slightly higher year-on-year

Qatar accounted for bulk of the 36.3mn tonnes LNG supplies to Asia from the Middle East in 2019, the International Gas Union has said in its latest report.

Bilateral trade between Qatar and the UK stood at £6.7bn, registering a 21% growth in 2019, Her Majesty’s Trade Commissioner for the Middle East, Simon Penny, said during the "3rd SMEs Conference" ...

Qatar continues to be a special and important market for high-end and fine jewellery brands, Shelley & Co founder, Shelley Kabilu, has said.

The Middle East can deliver approximately 8,500bn cubic metres (bcm) of gas with average breakeven prices of $2.5 per MMBtu [Million British Thermal Units] by 2030, a new report has shown.