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Ematah (Removal) Campaign Addresses Saudi Litter
- August 18,2016
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- Richard Wilson
The ‘Crying Indian’ was one of the most iconic images on American television in the 1970s. Produced by the Keep America Beautiful organization it featured Iron Eyes Cody as a Native American distraught over the amount of pollution and litter there was in the United States. Litter was a significant issue in America at the […]
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‘Very Good News’ for Saudi Real Estate as Kingdom Gets Boost in Transparency Ranking, Citing Chambers of Commerce
- June 30,2016
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- Lucien Zeigler
JLL and LaSalle Investment Management’s 2016 Global Real Estate Transparency Index (GRETI) has increased Saudi Arabia’s standing to “Semi-Transparent” after recent efforts by the Chambers of Commerce in Saudi Arabia. “The formation of real estate committees in the Chambers of Commerce has highlighted the issue of low transparency in the market and encouraged more action […]
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2015 Aramco Annual Review Highlights Record Year of Production
- June 3,2016
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Aramco’s recently released Annual Review 2015 confirms that the state-owned company produced at record levels last year – averaging 10.2 million barrels per day. The report, which features highlights of the company’s 2015 performance, also said total refining capacity stood at 3.1 million barrels per day, “reflecting successful rapid expansion downstream, optimizing the overall […]
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Major Policy Shifts Revealed in Bloomberg Interview with Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman
- April 1,2016
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- SUSTG Team
In an extensive interview with Bloomberg Saudi Arabia’s deputy crown prince Mohammed bin Salman outlined his vision for several major economic initiatives. These include a plan to offer shares in all of Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco) rather than just it’s downstream and refining assets. “The mother company will be offered to the public […]
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Annual SIPRI Report: Saudi Arms Purchases Up 275% in Last 5-year Period as Kingdom Remains Largest U.S. Buyer
- February 22,2016
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Arabia was the second largest arms importer in the world between 2011 and 2015, and the United States was the world’s largest exporter by far during the same period, according to a comprehensive annual report on arms transfers between states by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI.) The United States exported 33% of […]
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Saudi Arabia’s War in Yemen Could Put Pressure on Future European Arms Deals
- February 17,2016
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- SUSTG Team
On February 25th, European Union lawmakers are gearing up for a vote on whether to call for an embargo on weapons sales to Saudi Arabia, according to a report in the Canada-based Globe and Mail. Concern in Europe is mounting over Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen, and the use of European military equipment sold to […]
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KAUST Announces New Partnership with Dow, Launches Venture Capital Fund with ICD
- November 13,2015
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- SUSTG Team
Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) announced two new partnerships this week, including a R&D agreement with Dow Chemical and the creation of a venture capital fund with the Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector (ICD). The university’s campus is now the future home of the new Dow Middle East […]
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Saudi Arabia’s Unknown Shale Potential is Yet Another Variable in Shifting Global Energy Landscape
- November 12,2015
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- SUSTG Team
The impact of the rise of shale production, particularly in the United States, has radically changed the trajectory of the global energy landscape. Only in the last year, when Saudi Arabia and OPEC decided to boost production rates to mute the impact of shale and regain market share, has conventional energy regained top-dog status in […]
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IEA 2015 Report: Oil Likely to Rise to $80 by 2020, but Risks for ‘Dependency’ on Low-Costs Producers Heightened
- November 11,2015
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- SUSTG Team
Consumers stand to benefit from an extended period of lower oil prices, but a prolonged period would “trigger energy-security concerns by heightening reliance on a small number of low-cost producers, or risk a sharp rebound in price if investment falls short,” the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in its 2015 World Energy Outlook publication (WEO-2015). […]
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Perspective: “Lessons from America’s Continuing Misadventures in the Middle East” – Chas Freeman’s Speech to AUSPC in Washington
- October 15,2015
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- SUSTG Team
In the opening keynote at this year’s 24th Arab-US Policymaker’s conference, Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, Jr. discussed the lessons from America’s “continuing misadventures in the Middle East.” The event, hosted by the National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations in Washington, D.C., enters its second day today at the Ronald Reagan International Trade Center. Ambassador Freeman chairs Projects […]
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Indian investors gear up for ‘big-time opportunities’ in Saudi real estate
One of the Indian pioneers eyeing Saudi property is Strata, a fractional investment fund in premium real estate assets, which plans to invest $500 million over the next five years. “Everyone has only one thing to say — if you want to put money, you need to put money in Saudi Arabia,” the company’s chief executive officer, Sudarshan Lodha, told Arab News after a recent visit to Saudi Arabia
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India, Pakistan evacuate over 150,000 people as cyclone approaches
Authorities in India and neighbouring Pakistan have evacuated more than 150,000 people from vulnerable coastal areas in the path of cyclone Biparjoy, set to whirl in from the Arabian Sea and make landfall by Thursday night. Biparjoy, which means 'disaster' or 'calamity' in the Bengali language, was centred 140 km (87 miles) off Jakhau port in India's western state of Gujarat and 230 km (143 miles) off Pakistan's southern port of Karachi, weather officials said.
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Saudi Arabia announces mandatory employment test for Indians: Report
Launched in 2021, the Skill Verification Program (SVP) aims to ensure that only qualified professionals are allowed to work in Saudi Arabia
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India Snaps up Record Amount of Russian Oil, Saudi Arabia Flows Plunge
India snapped up a record volume of Russian oil last month, while flows from Saudi Arabia have fallen to their lowest level since 2021. Russia, which surpassed Saudi Arabia as India's top oil supplier in October last year, sold 1.96 million barrels of crude a day to India during the month of May, according to Vortexa data cited by Bloomberg. That's around 15% higher than the 1.67 million barrels a day sold to India in April. Saudi Arabian oil shipments, meanwhile, fell to their lowest level since February 2021, marking a 28-month low.
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Israel brings in 10,000 Indian labourers
The Indian Government has signed an agreement with Israel to bring 10,000 Indian workers to the country. Half of these workers are destined for the construction sector, with the remaining half designated for nursing roles. The arrival of these workers will be staged, with 2,500 construction and an equal number of nursing workers due in the first year, according to reports on the Walla website.
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Saudi Cost of Living 2023: Riyadh, Dammam, Cost of Living Index, Comparison to India, UK, & More
Understanding the cost of living in major Saudi cities is vital for relocation. Expenses in Riyadh and Dammam vary across housing, groceries, utilities, and numerous others. Here is a general overview of the cost of living in these cities.
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Surging Investments: Indian buyers propel Dubai’s real estate sector
Dubai’s construction industry is witnessing a significant increase in investments from India, driven by imminent tax adjustments set to be implemented on July 1. According to insiders in the sector, Indian investors contributed to 20% of all property transactions in Dubai during the first quarter of 2023, injecting close to $2 billion into the market.
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China and Saudi Arabia boycott G20 meeting held by India in Kashmir
India’s presidency of the G20 group of leading nations has become mired in controversy after China and Saudi Arabia boycotted a meeting staged in Kashmir, the first such gathering since India unilaterally brought Kashmir under direct control in August 2019. The meeting, a tourism working group attended by about 60 delegates from most G20 countries taking place from Monday to Wednesday, required a large show of security at Srinagar international airport.
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How a 7200 km international trading route can reboot India-Iran ties
Will the operationalisation of the 7,200 km long International North South Transport Corridor (INSTC) boost India-Iran ties and push trade between the two countries? India and Iran, once close partners, had run into some kind of a patchy terrain after New Delhi stopped oil imports from the Islamic Republic in 2019 following the US led sanctions. However, with the changing geopolitical dynamics the two nations are now aggressively looking at resetting their ties.
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India among seven countries to benefit from Saudi Arabia’s new e-visa system
According to the Saudi Foreign Ministry, the decision to issue e-visas with QR codes came into effect from May 2023. Countries that will benefit from this initiative include India among others.
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