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With plentiful supplies of natural gas, Qatar has over the years looked for alternatives to its liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports, from investments in industrial facilities to value-added processing. One increasingly viable option is the manufacturing of gas-to-liquid (GTL) products, which are enjoying growing demand by the global marketplace.

In a move aimed at reviving flagging FDI levels, Mongolia’s national parliament has approved legislation it hopes will remove uncertainty over investor rights and facilitate the flow of overseas capital into key sectors of the economy.

With the end of an agreement granting Malaysia preferential access to the EU market looming, all eyes are on ongoing negotiations between Kuala Lumpur and Brussels aimed at securing a replacement free trade pact.

A number of new health care facilities in Abu Dhabi are under development, financed by both the public and private sectors, with the latter focused on the provision of specialised health care services.

Les autorités tunisiennes envisagent une recapitalisation à hauteur de 1,1 milliard de dollars des banques publiques du pays au cours des deux prochaines années, espérant ainsi réduire les risques auxquels est exposé le secteur financier du pays et rassurer les investisseurs.

The start of production at a concession in Egypt’s Nile Delta basin by a German firm has come as welcome news, an indication of the sizable potential offered by the country’s offshore blocks. With local consumption growing, the North African state is looking to balance the need to expand output to meet domestic gas demand while at the same time fulfilling its long-term external commitments.