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Algeria and Qatar signed an agreement for the creation of a steel plant that will have a production capacity of 10 million tones of steel per year, with which Algeria aims to slash its total import costs by an estimated 10 billion dollars annually, or by 20%. Along with the joint-venture, both countries signed eight cooperation agreements and memorandums of understanding in the maritime transport, oil and gas, and petrochemical sectors.

Abu Dhabi National Energy Co. (Taqa) and Turkey's state-run power company Electricity Generation Co. Inc. (EUAS) signed an energy agreement, considered the biggest Arab investment in the Turkish energy sector. The $12 B. deal includes the development of coal mines and power plants to boost power production from coal to 18,000 megawatts, in the Afsin-Elbistan region of southern Turkey. "This is a strategic long-term investment," said UAE energy minister, Mohamed bin Dhaen Al Hamli.

Algeria and Qatar signed an agreement for the creation of a steel plant that will have a production capacity of 10 million tones of steel per year, with which Algeria aims to slash its total import costs by an estimated 10 billion dollars annually, or by 20%. Along with the joint-venture, both countries signed eight cooperation agreements and memorandums of understanding in the maritime transport, oil and gas, and petrochemical sectors.

The Gulf carrier, Eithad Airways, could pay up to $330 million to obtain a 24% stake in Jet Airways, prompted by India's liberalization allowing foreign companies to invest up to 49% in Indian ones last September. Eithad's potential move into Asia, is part of their global expansion, which has led the Emirate airline to buy 29% of Air Berlin, making it the largest stakeholder, or more recently to acquire a 2.99 per cent stake in Aer Lingus or to increase its stake in Virgin Australia to 10 per cent, according to the Financial Times.

Abu Dhabi National Energy Co. (Taqa) and Turkey's state-run power company Electricity Generation Co. Inc. (EUAS) signed an energy agreement, considered the biggest Arab investment in the Turkish energy sector. The $12 B. deal includes the development of coal mines and power plants to boost power production from coal to 18,000 megawatts, in the Afsin-Elbistan region of southern Turkey. "This is a strategic long-term investment," said UAE energy minister, Mohamed bin Dhaen Al Hamli.

Algeria and Qatar signed an agreement for the creation of a steel plant that will have a production capacity of 10 million tones of steel per year, with which Algeria aims to slash its total import costs by an estimated 10 billion dollars annually, or by 20%. Along with the joint-venture, both countries signed eight cooperation agreements and memorandums of understanding in the maritime transport, oil and gas, and petrochemical sectors.

The Gulf carrier, Eithad Airways, could pay up to $330 million to obtain a 24% stake in Jet Airways, prompted by India's liberalization allowing foreign companies to invest up to 49% in Indian ones last September. Eithad's potential move into Asia, is part of their global expansion, which has led the Emirate airline to buy 29% of Air Berlin, making it the largest stakeholder, or more recently to acquire a 2.99 per cent stake in Aer Lingus or to increase its stake in Virgin Australia to 10 per cent, according to the Financial Times.

Algeria and Qatar signed an agreement for the creation of a steel plant that will have a production capacity of 10 million tones of steel per year, with which Algeria aims to slash its total import costs by an estimated 10 billion dollars annually, or by 20%. Along with the joint-venture, both countries signed eight cooperation agreements and memorandums of understanding in the maritime transport, oil and gas, and petrochemical sectors.

Algeria and Qatar signed an agreement for the creation of a steel plant that will have a production capacity of 10 million tones of steel per year, with which Algeria aims to slash its total import costs by an estimated 10 billion dollars annually, or by 20%. Along with the joint-venture, both countries signed eight cooperation agreements and memorandums of understanding in the maritime transport, oil and gas, and petrochemical sectors.