The most powerful Arab women in 2017
Forbes ranks the Top 10 Most Powerful Arab Women In Government and the Top 10 Arab Women Social Media Influencers across the region.
Forbes ranks the Top 10 Most Powerful Arab Women In Government and the Top 10 Arab Women Social Media Influencers across the region.
A new Kuwait government has seven fresh faces, including Essam Al Marzouk who was named minister of oil, electricity and water.
The World Economic Forum announced 121 Young Global Leaders in The Class of 2016 who are shaking up policy, society and the world around them.
With 474 brands, 34,000 employees and over $87 billion in managed assets between them, these are women you’ll want to listen to.
The number of UAE-based Indian billionaires on the Forbes list of the 100 richest Indians rose to nine this year, from seven last year.
Some of the Gulf’s top executives turned out yesterday for the CEO Awards, which were held at the InterContinental Dubai Festival City.
Topping the list for the fifth year in a row is H.E. Sheikha Lubna Khaled Al Qasimi, the UAE Minister of International Cooperation and Development.
Altogether, 11 billionaires make this year’s list, with Stallion Group chairman’s topping the 50 richest Indians with an estimated net worth of $7.2 billion.
Africa’s 50 richest are wealthier than a year ago. Their combined net worth of $110.7 billion is 6.7% more than in November 2013.