The formal launch of the Arab Common Electricity Market has been initiated at the 15th session of the Arab Ministerial Council for Electricity held in Cairo. Assistant Secretary-General for the Economic Sector, Ali Al-Maliki, delivering remarks on behalf of the Arab League, hailed the launch as a “historic event” that underscores the depth of Arab cooperation in the electricity sector. The agreement to establish the market was signed by 11 countries, including Egypt, Kuwait, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, UAE, and Yemen.
Khalifa Haftar, commander of the Libyan National Army (LNA) that controls eastern Libya, recently held talks with Russian President Vladimir
Egypt has decided not to appoint a new ambassador to Israel until the war in Gaza comes to an end,
France’s development agency, AFD, plans to invest €150 million in Morocco’s southern provinces, including the disputed territory of
The USS Mount Whitney, the U.S. Sixth Fleet’s command ship, has docked in Nouakchott, underscoring Washington’s commitment
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