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Issue 875 - 24 April 2010

Qatar positions itself for Areva deal

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Qatar is lining up a potential bid for a stake in French nuclear world-beater Areva – which will have to confront French resistance to an Arab government buying into a ‘national champion’ but seems to have the support of President Nicolas Sarkozy and French lobbies that have long cultivated relations with Doha and Abu Dhabi

Qatar
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Iraqis descend on Riyadh, Washington nuclear summit: Funeral; Death of mother; Equestrian exploits; New Adia head; Funeral; Comings and goings

United Arab Emirates (UAE) | Saudi Arabia
Issue 875 - 24 April 2010

IRAN:Esfahanis surprise Korean bid

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Entekhab Industrial Group in mid-April was named as the buyer for Daewoo Electronics in a deal thought to be worth some $540m. Entekhab and Swedish firm Electrolux AB on 24 March were named top bidders for Daewoo Electronics,

Iran
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Public tensions have died down following reports of a skirmish between Emirati and Saudi vessels that was blamed on a dispute over the route of the Dolphin pipeline which brings Qatari gas to the UAE

Saudi Arabia | United Arab Emirates (UAE) | Qatar
Issue 875 - 24 April 2010

OMAN: Investment fund looks east

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Oman Investment Fund (OIF) has become a foreign strategic partner of PetroVietnam Insurance (PVI). OIF’s Funderburk Lighthouse has acquired shares worth some $42.5m, representing 12.6%

Oman
Issue 875 - 24 April 2010

Patriotic stance of Shia leader

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Sheikh Hassan Al-Saffar, de facto leader of Saudi Arabia’s Shias, has in recent months made a special effort to position himself as a patriotic national loyalist, despite the Kingdom’s recent military intervention against Zaidi Shia Al-Houthi rebels in northern Yemen.

Saudi Arabia | Yemen
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The World Bank has approved a $5m grant to expand access to water for poor households in peri-urban areas.

Yemen
Issue 875 - 24 April 2010

Qatar backtracks on visa plans

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Doha has backtracked on proposals to scrap its visa-on-arrival scheme– which would have meant visitors from 33 countries having to apply in advance for a tourism or short-stay visa.

Qatar
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GSN has long profiled leading players in the Gulf, focusing on the personal, political and business relations that are rarely covered in the region. In line with this tradition, GSN is running an occasional series of profiles of major families and business entities, starting with the Al-Zawawis

Oman
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Canadian court to decide on Bombardier jets; Rockwell Collins simulator; Russia to supply Murena landing ships; Russia, neighbours make splash at Dimdex; ITT wins US Army contract; EADS opens Tetra competence centre; FMS contract; $30m contract for Cubic; Gama plans executive facility

Kuwait | Saudi Arabia | Bahrain | Iraq | Qatar
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Both parties have yet to deny or confirm the incident, but a reported clash between Saudi and Emirati patrol boats has attracted much media attention and highlighted the potential for friction among GCC allies that has provoked renewed fears for Gulf security

Saudi Arabia | United Arab Emirates (UAE)
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Janadriyah; Out and about; Defence meetings; London trial; Stockholm mosque

Saudi Arabia
Issue 874 - 10 April 2010

MBR: Allawi meeting

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Allawi meeting

United Arab Emirates (UAE)
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BAE Systems has parted company with former chairman and chief executive Sir Dick Evans just weeks after admitting to compliance failings under his leadership.

Saudi Arabia
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The Iraqiya list may have won the most seats according to the preliminary election results. But this does not mean the bloc’s leader, Iyad Allawi, will be the first invited to form a government

Iraq