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May 30, 2022
Nearly 90% of UAE employees prefer hybrid or full-time remote work

Overall, professionals say remote working has made them happier, more motivated

EMPLOYMENT

KFH recognized as the Best Bank in Kuwait for Manpower Nationalization at Private Sector

KFH recognized as the Best Bank in Kuwait for Manpower Nationalization at Private Sector
KFH recognized as the Best Bank in Kuwait for Manpower Nationalization at Private Sector
ECONOMY

UAE, Singapore discuss strengthening parliamentary cooperation

UAE, Singapore discuss strengthening parliamentary cooperation
UAE, Singapore discuss strengthening parliamentary cooperation
JOBS

Oman lists 32 new professions to be reserved for citizens

Oman lists 32 new professions to be reserved for citizens
Oman lists 32 new professions to be reserved for citizens
TRADE

Qatar-Finland trade exchange reached $112mln last year: QC chairperson

Qatar-Finland trade exchange reached $112mln last year: QC chairperson
Qatar-Finland trade exchange reached $112mln last year: QC chairperson
INFRASTRUCTURE

Kuwait’s grand infrastructure projects continue to struggle

Kuwait’s grand infrastructure projects continue to struggle
Kuwait’s grand infrastructure projects continue to struggle
IMF

Bahrain implements IMF's Enhanced General Data Dissemination System

Bahrain implements IMF's Enhanced General Data Dissemination System
Bahrain implements IMF's Enhanced General Data Dissemination System
ECONOMY

Humaid bin Rashid Al Nuaimi: 43 years of driving Ajman's renaissance, UAE's development

Humaid bin Rashid Al Nuaimi: 43 years of driving Ajman's renaissance, UAE's development
Humaid bin Rashid Al Nuaimi: 43 years of driving Ajman's renaissance, UAE's development
ECONOMY

Bahrain signs investment deal with Hungary

Bahrain signs investment deal with Hungary
Bahrain signs investment deal with Hungary
ECONOMY

Saudi Arabia’s current account balance could shift to deficit on low oil prices - IMF

Saudi Arabia’s current account balance could shift to deficit on low oil prices - IMF
Saudi Arabia’s current account balance could shift to deficit on low oil prices - IMF