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On the back of landmark transactions, continued digital transformation and strategic expansion, the Islamic Finance arm of Bank ABC excelled at Global Finance’s World’s Best Islamic Financial Institutions Awards.

MENA Newswire: EcoFlow, the company renowned for innovative sustainable energy solutions, has launched three portable power stations in the last Middle East Energy Expo (MEE), the RIVER 2 Series, including RIVER 2, RIVER 2 MAX and RIVER 2 PRO. It

Leading producer of high-quality dairy products is recognized for its sustainable practices, efficient use of resources, and innovative farming techniques

/ U.S. Polo Assn., the official brand of the United States Polo Association (USPA), is the Official Apparel Sponsor for the USA Team in the biggest rivalry in the sport of polo, the Westchester Cup. Held at the USPA National

MENA Newswire: EZVIZ, an industry-leading innovator in smart home technologies, kicks off its Ramadan celebration with the theme “More Than Just a Camera” across all its social media channels, collecting special family moments that capture love and care. As part

Masdar is committed to helping African nations transition to clean energy by signing agreements during Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week (ADSW) 2023 with three countries – Angola, Uganda, and Zambia – to develop renewable energy projects totaling up to 5 gigawatts

MENA Newswire: It is only the beginning of the year but many women are already on the lookout for haircuts that will be popular this year. Hair Stylist and Founder of Beauty Lounge, Srap Shirinyan sheds light on the hairstyles

MENA Newswire: Life Diagnostics is pleased to announce that 2022 AACC Middle East will take place from November 5 to 6 at the Grand Hyatt in Dubai, UAE. Held in partnership with AACC, a global scientific and medical professional organization

A new study in Africa has found that a one-time dose of an experimental drug protects adults against malaria for at least six months. In 2020, malaria killed more than 620,000 people and sickened 241 million, mostly children under 5.