The Worldfolio sits down with Halkbank CEO Ali Fuat Taşkesenlioğlu, who discusses his bank’s leading role in financing small and medium-sized enterprises and its ambitions to expand in participation banking and the wider region
The Worldfolio sits down with Halkbank CEO Ali Fuat Taşkesenlioğlu, who discusses his bank’s leading role in financing small and medium-sized enterprises and its ambitions to expand in participation banking and the wider region
Food security and keeping water usage as low as possible are key concerns in the food industry and Saudi companies have innovated and invested in groundbreaking means of overcoming challenges in one of the world’s driest countries, developing a low-impact base for the cultivation of food
Food security and keeping water usage as low as possible are key concerns in the food industry and Saudi companies have innovated and invested in groundbreaking means of overcoming challenges in one of the world’s driest countries, developing a low-impact base for the cultivation of food
Dr. Hessa Al Jaber is the first-ever Minister of Information and Communications Technology in Qatar following the formation of the nation’s new Cabinet by H.H. the Emir Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani in 2013.
She is the third Qatari woman to assume a ministerial position in the state. In 2013, Dr. Al Jaber was listed among the 500 most powerful Arabs in the world by Arabian Business magazine, then ranked 20th on the 2013 Arabian Business’ list of 100 most powerful Arab women.
More recently, the Internet Society inducted her as one of eight international Internet leaders to the 2013 Internet Hall of Fame Advisory Board. Moreover, Mashable, which covers global social media news, named her among the eight most impressive women working in technology throughout the world during the 2000s.
Here, she speaks to Upper Reach about the huge potential in Qatar’s ICT sector.
Dr. Hessa Al Jaber is the first-ever Minister of Information and Communications Technology in Qatar following the formation of the nation’s new Cabinet by H.H. the Emir Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani in 2013.
She is the third Qatari woman to assume a ministerial position in the state. In 2013, Dr. Al Jaber was listed among the 500 most powerful Arabs in the world by Arabian Business magazine, then ranked 20th on the 2013 Arabian Business’ list of 100 most powerful Arab women.
More recently, the Internet Society inducted her as one of eight international Internet leaders to the 2013 Internet Hall of Fame Advisory Board. Moreover, Mashable, which covers global social media news, named her among the eight most impressive women working in technology throughout the world during the 2000s.
Here, she speaks to Upper Reach about the huge potential in Qatar’s ICT sector.
Dispelling uncertainty and overseeing investments in energy, oil & gas and mining, independent regulator Osinergmin strikes a balance between the objectives of the State, those of investors, and those of the users of public services. Jesús Tamayo Pacheco, Chairman of the Board at Osinergmin, provides details of what’s in store for Peru’s energy sector.
Dispelling uncertainty and overseeing investments in energy, oil & gas and mining, independent regulator Osinergmin strikes a balance between the objectives of the State, those of investors, and those of the users of public services. Jesús Tamayo Pacheco, Chairman of the Board at Osinergmin, provides details of what’s in store for Peru’s energy sector.
IFS and Interbank CEO Luis Felipe Castellanos discusses Interbank’s shared value philosophy that ‘leads to better business opportunities’ and how IFS is going to launch an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange, the most liquid market in the world with the largest franchise in Latin America, in which companies from this region exchange $2.55 million a day.
IFS and Interbank CEO Luis Felipe Castellanos discusses Interbank’s shared value philosophy that ‘leads to better business opportunities’ and how IFS is going to launch an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange, the most liquid market in the world with the largest franchise in Latin America, in which companies from this region exchange $2.55 million a day.
EG’s ports reflect the country’s modern infrastructure and are key to attracting new investments to the country. Alberto Ndong Obiang Lima, Managing Director at the Ports Administration of Equatorial Guinea (Administración de Puertos de Guinea Ecuatorial, APGE) speaks to Globus Vision about the importance of modernization at the deepwater ports at Malabo and Bata, the potential cruise ship market, and what the ports can offer international investors.
EG’s ports reflect the country’s modern infrastructure and are key to attracting new investments to the country. Alberto Ndong Obiang Lima, Managing Director at the Ports Administration of Equatorial Guinea (Administración de Puertos de Guinea Ecuatorial, APGE) speaks to Globus Vision about the importance of modernization at the deepwater ports at Malabo and Bata, the potential cruise ship market, and what the ports can offer international investors.
Private-sector manufacturing companies are playing a key role in the kingdom’s socioeconomic development and diversification
Private-sector manufacturing companies are playing a key role in the kingdom’s socioeconomic development and diversification
Reinsurance company Saudi Re is the lone domestic company in an increasingly competitive and profitable market
Reinsurance company Saudi Re is the lone domestic company in an increasingly competitive and profitable market
Fahad Al Gergawi, CEO of Dubai FDI, tells The Worldfolio what are the main drivers of Dubai’s conducive business ecosystem, the main investment opportunities ahead for American investors in view of Expo 2020, and the flexibility free zones offer multinational corporations and small and medium-sized companies to relocate.
Fahad Al Gergawi, CEO of Dubai FDI, tells The Worldfolio what are the main drivers of Dubai’s conducive business ecosystem, the main investment opportunities ahead for American investors in view of Expo 2020, and the flexibility free zones offer multinational corporations and small and medium-sized companies to relocate.
Double-digit growth coupled with low penetration rates means big opportunities in this nascent industry. But the main challenge for insurers is changing the Saudi mindset on insurance
Double-digit growth coupled with low penetration rates means big opportunities in this nascent industry. But the main challenge for insurers is changing the Saudi mindset on insurance
