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Egypt to open PPP bid for Suez Canal hospital

Egypt's ministry of higher education is expected to offer the Suez Canal University Specialized Hospital project for Public Private Partnership (PPP) in November, a government source told Zawya.

Bareeq Hospitals consortium receives funding from three banks

The financing will pave the way for the construction of two state-of-the-art medical facilities in the country’s second largest city.

Cyprus fin min: We've done all that was asked

Harris Georgiades, Cyprus finance minister, comments on Cypriot reforms, discussions with Russia, capital controls and why he expects the first installment of the bailout shortly.

Growth and development of Yemen's gas sector

Jacques Azibert, general manager of Yemen LNG, speaks to The Prospect Group about the growth and development of Yemen LNG, the country's security situation, and how changes in LNG market dynamics have impacted profitability.

Qatar, Switzerland to form investment fund

The two nations will set up a multi-million euro reserve to finance projects in the real estate, hospitality and banking sectors.

Africa teeming with opportunities, but short in cash

Analysts believe the enormous regional assets could help funnel foreign cash inflows into the continent’s economy.

Results of Iraq property tender ready in May

Three construction companies from Iraq, Egypt and the UAE have submitted bids to rebuild the country’s housing market.

Algeria injects cash to lift cement industry

A series of multi-billion-dollar projects is set to transform the North African nation into a potential cement exporter in the near future.

Algeria to plug housing gap with new project

Industry sources say the massive development will bode well for the North African state’s effort to promote urbanization.

Oil market is over-supplied: Pro

Neil Atkinson, director of energy research and analysis at Datamonitor, expects oil prices to lower as global oil production continues to increase despite "sluggish" demand.