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Egypt was selected among seven countries to benefit from up to €250 million in concessional Climate Investment Funds financing. Talks covered factory solar power, water efficiency and industrial-zone infrastructure.
A government review covered Egypt’s existing national seawater strategy through 2050, its target of about 9 million cubic metres of daily capacity and expanded local component production.
The Abu Dhabi event is scheduled for 14–15 October and is expected to feature more than 100 locally made products.
Jordanian Construction Contractors Association president Fuad Dweiri said projects worth about JD12 billion across key sectors are expected over the coming years, Petra reported. The areas cited included water, gas, railways, sanitation and roads.
A Jordanian economic delegation concluded a two-day Milan programme with meetings on investment opportunities and bilateral partnerships, Petra reported. The delegation included planning and investment ministers and representatives of Jordanian industrial, commercial and financial firms.
Jordan’s National Agricultural Research Center completed a water–energy–food–ecosystems assessment covering 300 farms, Petra reported. The assessment recorded a mean index of 0.42 on a scale from zero to one and identified water as a major constraint on agriculture.
Prime Minister Jafar Hassan said Jordan would require public investment projects to include at least 30% local partnership, Petra reported after an Investment Council meeting. He cited the Aqaba Port Railway, Ma’an–Aqaba dry port, National Water Carrier and Risha gas development among strategic projects.
Saad Al Kaabi said an alternative pipeline route would require gas liquefaction at the destination, duplicating facilities being developed in Qatar.
The Regional Network for Social Responsibility recognised Qatar’s electricity and water corporation at a Bahrain ceremony.
The program spans five fields and drew 23,995 applicants, according to the university’s report.
At Atlantic Council, ADNOC’s CEO described prolonged Hormuz recovery, low spare capacity and the need to rebuild inventories and invest in supply infrastructure.
Reuters reported that Aramco CEO Amin Nasser expected demand growth to continue in 2026, described global stocks as low and put spare production capacity below the level he considered necessary.
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