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Morocco transport infrastructure and aviation growth

3 clusters · 18 sources · last updated

Latest: Morocco aviation sector sees passenger and revenue growth

Morocco has initiated a major investment program to modernize its railway infrastructure, allocating 134 billion dirhams toward development through 2030. The plan includes extending high-speed train lines from Kenitra to

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Saudi Arabia construction and real estate market trends

2 clusters · 3 sources · last updated

Latest: Construction costs rise in Saudi Arabia and Australia

In late 2026, Saudi Arabia experienced divergent trends across its construction and real estate sectors. Data from the General Authority for Statistics indicated significant price increases for construction materials, in

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Saudi Arabia tourism and economic diversification

9 clusters · 20 sources · last updated

Latest: Saudi Tourism Authority concludes Saudi Winter 2026 workshop

Saudi Arabia is undergoing a significant transformation in its tourism sector, driven by the Vision 2030 initiative. Current trends show resilient demand and a surge in domestic travel, with domestic bookings accounting

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Saudi Arabia economic volatility and Red Sea crisis

12 clusters · 36 sources · last updated

Latest: Saudi Arabia construction and manufacturing sectors drive economic growth

Saudi Arabia is navigating significant economic volatility driven by maritime security issues in the Red Sea and shifts in oil production. While the non-oil economy showed resilience in Q2 2026 with 0.9 percent growth, t

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Tunisia-Saudi Arabia trade relations

2 clusters · 10 sources · last updated

Latest: Saudi service exports decline as Morocco reports rising local tax revenues

Trade between Tunisia and Saudi Arabia grew significantly in 2025, reaching 1.144 billion dinars, an 18.6% increase from the previous year. This growth was largely driven by a nearly 136% rise in Tunisian exports to Saud