Letters From The Middle East
Majd ShafiqMajd Shafiq's commentaries, essays and reflections on Middle East economies, politics, and culture to provide the reader with insight on current developments and future trends that will help in assessing opportunities and pricing risk.
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Tuesday's Notes of Interest
The region is getting interconnected with multiple pipelines …
AA: Egypt moves to rehabilitate Lebanon’s gas infrastructure. Agreement follows renewed regional efforts to revive Arab Gas Pipeline, a regional energy project linking Egyptian...
Amman Stock Exchange Should Move Toward Self-Listing
After notching up impressive achievements of late, in terms of trading values, market capitalisations, and listed companies’ results, the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE), corporatised in 2017 and wholly owned by the Government of Jordan through...
Jordan's Energy Strategy
Alghad Newspaper:
The Council of Ministers approved on Sunday the Energy Sector Strategy for 2025–2035, adopting it as a national framework governing the sector’s policies, programs, and projects in the Kingdom, in a way that strengthens t...
Tuesday's Notes of Interest
MENA’s refinery scene is realigning itself …
Jordan Times: Petroleum refinery to expand its exports to neighbouring markets. The Amman Stock Exchange listed company announced net profit for 2025 at around JD75.5 million up from JD73 millio...
Tuesday's Notes of Interest
The Circuit: The International Monetary Fund slashed its economic forecast for the Middle East and North Africa and said it expects lower global growth, blaming the Iran war for disrupting trade and energy markets. The region’s GDP growth f...
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