Middle East
Seeking to ease concern about rising oil prices, Saudi Arabia's oil minister said his country as well as other OPEC members possess the capacity to produce surplus oil, Saudi Press Agency reported. Saudi Arabia alone has an additional around four million barrels daily, the Saudi Press Agency quoted Minister Ali al-Naimi as saying.
His Highness Shaikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, P.M. (Prime Minister) and V.P. (Vice President) of the United Arab Emirates and Ruler of Dubai attended the sixth edition of the Mohammed bin Rashid Awards for Young Business Leaders on Tuesday.
Companies in the Middle East need to develop talent strategies to satisfy both present and future challenges in the wake of the downturn in the economy. This problem is among several that take the spotlight in the very first report of Deloitte's new survey series Talent Edge 2020.
World leaders including heads of state and government, along with UN’s Secretary General with other officials are assembling in Abu Dhabi to discuss renewable energy problems, in the Four day World Future Energy Summit or WFES-2011, Abu Dhabi’s flagship annual show.
Abdullah bin Hamad Al-Attiyah, Deputy P.M. and Energy Minister, Qatar, recently said that with its insightful gas supplies, extensive plans for diversification and steady rate of growth, Qatar has shown a significant economic growth.
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