Air Arabia launched its first flight from Sharjah, U.A.E. to Sohar, Oman on July 23, its first international flight to start operating in Sohar Airport.

Middle East & North Africa OTT TV episodes and movies are expected to bring in $1.75 billion by 2022 which will more than quadruple their $428 million revenue from 2016.

Global Automotive Electronics Control Unit Market will be growing by 7 percent up to 2023, based on Global Market Insights Inc, from a $32 billion automotive industry size in 2015 to a more than $50 billion industry size in 2023.

Commercial Bank International has entered into an agreement with Dubai Police that will allow credit card holders with CBI to pay their traffic fines in Dubai.

Orexigen Therapeutics Ireland Ltd. and Biologix FZCO have made amendments to the commercialization and distribution agreement for Contrave in the Middle East, which will now include Egypt.

The Medicines Patent Pool has extended its 2013 agreement that will provide sublicensed generics of HIV treatment antiretroviral, which is approved by the World Health Organization.

Cisco has unveiled its intent-based networking solutions, which it believes will offer a breakthrough in enterprise networking.

The Coil Tubing market in Africa is one that is anticipated to be active and grow over the next four years, as stated in the Africa Coiled Tubing Market -- Opportunities and Forecasts, 2014-22 report by Research and Markets.

Tassili Airlines has requested that passengers check in early at the airline's counters, following the recent reinforcing of Paris' Charles de Gaulle Airport's security system.

Marrone Bio Innovations Inc. is beginning shipment of its first product to Africa.

"Street's Point of View," a hit show in the Middle East and North Africa, is coming to Jordan.

The time may be quickly arriving when government offices in Tunisia participate in the issuance of Islamic bonds in regional or even global financial markets.

Environmentally friendly and accessible Alstom Citadis trams have begun service in Sidi Bel Abbes, Alstom.

Unrest continues in Tunisia; production remains at a halt while protesters demonstrate over jobs and development.

Banks follow similar strategies while expanding into sub-Saharan Africa; differences in ability to withstand credit challenges.

To encourage Moroccan entrepreneurs working abroad, the Moroccan Business Bridge was recently established to mark a “digital economic region” with the goal of engaging that population to reaffirm ties to and in their home nation.

Première Vision Paris has created a showcase event that will feature a country each September, starting with Tunisia.