Europe Concrete Reinforcing Fiber Market Size & Outlook, 2030
A detailed competitive and opportunity analyses related to concrete reinforcing fiber market will help companies and investors design strategic landscapes. Horizon Databook has segmented the Europe concrete reinforcing fiber market based on polyethylene, polypropylene, steel, basalt covering the revenue growth of each sub-segment from 2018 to 2030. Construction industry in Europe is expected to benefit from the recovery of residential and commercial construction sectors. European construction market has witnessed significant growth over the last five years. The growth of building & construction industry in the region has directly translated into a growing demand for construction materials.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 08, 2024 02:11 UTC
Civil Society and Environmental Politics in the Middle East and North Africa
Environmental degradation, resource scarcity, and climate change are already destroying lives and livelihoods in the Middle East. Despite growing evidence of these challenges, international actors seeking to stabilize the region rarely see civil society as a strategic partner in their efforts. Please join the CSIS Middle East Program for a panel discussion on civil society groups' potential to advance environmental action and stability in contexts of weak governance and unresponsive politics in the region. The panel will feature Amy Hawthorne, independent consultant on the Middle East, Hajar Khamlichi, North Africa director at the Pooled fund on International Energy, Aly Rahim, program manager for the Global Partnership for Social Accountability and global lead for Citizen Engagement at the World Bank, and Will Todman, deputy director and senior fellow with the CSIS Middle East Program and author of the forthcoming report "Mobilizing for Sustainability: Environmental Civil Society in the Middle East and North Africa." This event is made possible through support by Bahaa Rafic Hariri.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 07, 2024 21:47 UTC
Emirates, Etihad and Qatar: As Middle Eastern Airlines Expand In Africa, Local Carriers Might Suffer
This proves challenging for local African carriers, particularly smaller more vulnerable carriers, especially faced with larger and more established foreign companies. Photo: Clément AlloingThe disadvantage of African airlines vis-à-vis Middle Eastern airlines will only be accentuated as they continue to grow. Photo: AirlinkIn January, QR will celebrate two decades of flights to South Africa, with 35 weekly flights scheduled to the country in the upcoming summer season. As Middle Eastern airlines enter new markets on the continent, how will African airlines compete? Whether African airlines will be able to keep up is another question.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 07, 2024 20:07 UTC
Mixed trends in north Indian cotton yarn market, prices drop in Delhi
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Source:The North Africa Journal
November 07, 2024 17:48 UTC
Dubai named top city in Middle East and North Africa for second year running
Dubai has been ranked the top city in the Middle East and North Africa for a second consecutive year in a new report judging cities across the world. While Dubai ranked fifth overall, it topped the charts in the reputation category. The emirate's strong showing was praised by Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence. "We value every effort that has helped secure Dubai’s position as the top city in the Middle East and North Africa for the second consecutive year," said Sheikh Hamdan. "We also celebrate its rise into the ranks of the top five cities globally in a prominent international report that compares 100 leading city brands worldwide.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 07, 2024 17:34 UTC
Dubai ranks highest in Middle East and North Africa in the ‘2024 Global City Index’
"We value every effort that has helped secure Dubai’s position as the top city in the Middle East and North Africa for the second consecutive year. This report captures people’s perceptions of quality of life and their views on opportunities for work, investment, education, and retirement. Dubai has climbed four spots in the Index this year, now ranking as the world’s fifth best city brand. The city has been recognised as the second best city of global significance, surpassing traditional heavyweight London. In the Middle East and North Africa, Dubai led across all key performance indicators and categories, excelling in factors such as preference for local and remote work, investment, living, retirement, education, and tourism.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 07, 2024 17:29 UTC
Chinese tourists return to global markets
In 2019, the Chinese outbound tourism market was a global powerhouse, with Chinese travelers making 155 million trips abroad and spending an impressive $255 billion, according to data from the UN World Tourism Organization. Access mattersA key driver of the market's revival is the strategic relaxation of visa policies, making travel more accessible for Chinese tourists. Thailand's visa-free policy, for example, has not yet returned Chinese arrivals to pre-pandemic numbers, while Japan remains a top destination for Chinese tourists despite having more restrictive policies. Saudi Arabia is also experiencing a surge in Chinese tourists, many of whom are drawn by immersive cultural experiences and luxury accommodation. He believes there is still significant potential for growth among Chinese outbound travelers that has yet to be fully realized.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 07, 2024 17:07 UTC
SUSTAINera expands in North America, advancing solutions that are both economical and responsible
Alison Jones, Senior Vice President Global Circular Economy in Stellantis, presented Stellantis’ Circular Economy achievements, operations, and vision in a keynote speech at AAPEX (Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo) on 5th and 6th November in Las Vegas, Nevada. B-Parts provides efficient and sustainable repair solutions. By choosing SUSTAINera B-Parts used parts, repair shops and customers are choosing quality and reliability and contributing to a more sustainable automotive industry. # # #About SUSTAINeraSUSTAINera represents all the circular economy activities in Stellantis and a sustainable offer within the Stellantis’ Parts & Services range. For more information, visit www.stellantis.comX @Stellantis Facebook Stellantis LinkedIn Stellantis YouTube StellantisLinkedIn SUSTAINera YouTube SUSTAINeraFor more information, contact:Dan Reid - dan.reid@stellantis.comcommunications@stellantis.comwww.stellantis.comwww.sustainera.com
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 07, 2024 17:05 UTC
Soren West Joins TAIT as Executive Vice President of Middle East and North Africa
Industry veteran tapped for leading and expanding business, bringing decades of expertise to a region undergoing rapid growthLITITZ, Pa., Nov. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- TAIT is thrilled to announce industry veteran and executive producer Soren West has joined the company as Executive Vice President, MENA. In this role, Soren will be a key leader for TAIT focusing on growth across MENA and the Gulf Coast. Mr. West has a long history with TAIT and the Rock Lititz Community. Soren West"I went to TAIT for a job in 1996 and they turned me away," says West. Working across live, brand, placemaking, and location-based experiences, TAIT creates moments that move people across the world every day.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 07, 2024 17:05 UTC
The MENA Family/indoor Entertainment Centers Market Size USD 1,685.36 Million by 2027, Growing at a CAGR of 13.3%
MENA Family/Indoor Entertainment Centers MarketWILMINGTON, DE, UNITED STATES, November 7, 2024 / EINPresswire.com / -- Allied Market Research published a new report, titled, " The MENA Family/indoor Entertainment Centers Market Size USD 1,685.36 Million by 2027, Growing at a CAGR of 13.3%." The key players operating in the MENA family/indoor entertainment centers industry include Dave & Buster’s, CEC Entertainment, Inc., Kidzania, Funcity, SMAAASH Entertainment Pvt. MENA Family/indoor Entertainment Centers Market : https://www.alliedmarketresearch.com/middle-east-north-africa-family-indoor-entertainment-centers-market-A06313 3. complaint management software market : https://www.alliedmarketresearch.com/complaint-management-software-market 𝐀𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐔𝐬:Allied Market Research (AMR) is a market research and business-consulting firm of Allied Analytics LLP, based in Portland, Oregon. AMR offers market research reports, business solutions, consulting services, and insights on markets across 11 industry verticals. This helps us dig out market data that helps us generate accurate research data tables and confirm utmost accuracy in our market forecasting.
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November 07, 2024 16:50 UTC
South Sudan holdouts agree to resume peace talks in Nairobi
South Sudan’s holdout groups, the non-signatories to the 2018 peace agreement, have agreed to resume peace talks in Nairobi after months of expressing security concerns and dissatisfaction with the process. President Ruto said in a statement after the trip that the parties to the South Sudan peace process have agreed to resume mediation in Nairobi to address outstanding issues. The peace talks in Nairobi, known as the Tumaini Initiative, began in May, after Kiir approached Ruto to host the dialogue. Peace and stability is seen as a prerequisite for economic recovery in both South Sudan and the region. President Ruto earlier this year named Lt-Gen (Rtd) Lazarus Sumbeiywo and Mohamed Guyo as mediators between the Kiir-led TGoNU and the hold-out groups.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 07, 2024 16:26 UTC
Sahara: Morocco’s King sends strong message to enemies of country’s territorial integrity – The North Africa Post
King Mohammed VI has sent a firm and straightforward message to the delusional and lunatic enemies of Morocco’s full sovereignty over its entire Sahara, telling them wake up to reality and cease pursuing an elusive dream for nearly five decades. The Royal Sahel initiative is open to all countries of the region including Algeria to unleash the full economic potential of the region. These gained momentum with the growing international support for Morocco’s sovereignty over its Saharan territory and autonomy initiative offered by the Kingdom under its sovereignty. The latest clash between the U.S. and Algeria at the UN Security Council over the Sahara makes the Algerian Generals extremely nervous and unsettled. Their anxiety heightened as the return of Trump to the presidency will bolster Morocco’s regional influence as well as its economic and military power.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 07, 2024 15:02 UTC
Dutch charter airline resumes flights to East Africa
Dutch charter airline Tui has resumed operations in the East African region with a maiden flight to Zanzibar. Kenya and Tanzania, usually rivals in tourism, have been trying to attract visitors from new markets. Unlike Kenya, Tanzania did not close its borders during the Covid-19 pandemic, but was also hit after airlines cut routes as passenger numbers fell. “We have been struggling to recover to pre-Covid numbers, but there is hope with the resumption of different direct flights to Mombasa. “We shall meet different tourism investors in trying to address different challenges they are facing,” said Ms Miano.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 07, 2024 14:50 UTC
South Africa-India series deep in IPL auction's shadow
Not that the 16 players from both teams who will be on IPL audition during the series will have the franchise owners' attention to themselves. During the same eight days that South Africa and India are playing each other, Sri Lanka, New Zealand, West Indies, England, Australia and the Netherlands will be in action as well. So are Pakistan, Oman, Indonesia and Myanmar, but none of their players are in the auction.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 07, 2024 14:44 UTC
Irritec celebrates its 50th anniversary at EIMA
This smart and IoT system aimed at optimising resources and improving the nutritional quality of agricultural products was awarded the “EIMA 2024 Segnalazione”, a recognition of innovation in industry. This new solution can be perfectly adapted to a wide variety of usage and includes all the elements necessary for a complete irrigation system: drip lines, drippers, connectors, filters and accessories. Over its first 50 years, Irritec has successfully expanded internationally by replicating a model rooted in Sicily. In 2023 alone, Irritec products and projects irrigated almost 470,000 hectares, saving 682 million cubic metres of water. Irritec subscribes to the objectives of the 2030 Agenda and the United Nations Global Compact.
Source:The North Africa Journal
November 07, 2024 14:12 UTC