Transport, Energy & Revolving Synergy

by Arif Mawany

Energy demand in the Sultanate of Oman has increased rapidly over a number of years as a consequence of a growing population and development of industrial areas.

by Dana Abduljaleel / Carla Nocerino

Jordan is amongst the first countries in the Middle East to diversify energy sources and is now a regional front-runner in the development of renewables, whereby the generation of energy from renewable resources has grown from 0.7% in 2014 to over 20% in 2020.

by Jonathan Reardon

Saudi Arabia has been working on the path to developing a peaceful nuclear power capability for many years, spurred on by the existence of the Kingdom’s vast unutilised reserves of uranium. The pace of growth rapidly increased after the introduction of the Saudi Vision 2030 National Transformation Program in 2017.

by Zil Ur Rehman / Ayidh Al Kahtani

The Saudi Critical National Infrastructure (“CNI”) sector is subject to heightened cybersecurity controls. The CNI sector comprises of organizations undertaking activities in sensitive industries including energy, banking, utilities, mining, oil & gas, national security and defence amongst others.

by Muhammad El Haggan

With a focus on Egypt as the COP27 host country, this article will focus on the climate-friendly efforts by the Egyptian Government and provide some insights on Dr. Mahmoud Mohieldin, the seventh High-Level Champion for Climate Action for COP27.

by Izabella Szadkowska / Nima Michael Moshggoo

The investment attractiveness of the UAE has witnessed a steady increase over the past years. Despite the repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic that has cast a shadow on the volume of investment, trade and world economies, Foreign Direct Investments (“FDI”) into the United Arab Emirates achieved a growth of 4% during the year 2021.