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Kuwait hosts water-security dialogue ahead of December UN conference

Kuwait’s electricity and water minister opened a high-level dialogue hosted by the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences on 7 October. It was preparatory to the UN Water Conference in Abu Dhabi on 8–10 December; the ministry announced discussion, not a funded project.

Source: Kuwait Ministry of Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy
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Abu Dhabi sets 2040 targets for agricultural transformation

ADAFSA set goals for food self-sufficiency, irrigation water, technology adoption and agriculture’s economic contribution, with 13 programmes planned for implementation.

Source: Emirates News Agency (WAM), reporting ADAFSA's Partners Forum
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Ashghal re-awards eight delayed infrastructure projects in Qatar

Ashghal says it has re-awarded eight delayed infrastructure projects to new contractors. Those projects serve about 6,360 residential plots; a separate 13-project group resumed work since April 2025 and serves more than 11,500 plots.

Source: Ashghal
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QatarEnergy wins seven offshore exploration blocks in Brazil

QatarEnergy has joined Petrobras in seven blocks in the Ceará Basin, taking a 30% interest; the concession contracts are expected to be signed in the first half of 2027.

Source: Qatar News Agency, full report reproducing QatarEnergy announcement
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GCC electricity interconnection savings topped $952 million in 2025

GCC Secretary-General Jasem Albudaiwi said the electricity interconnection generated more than $952 million in financial savings in 2025, while regional electricity generation and desalinated-water output also rose.

Source: Saudi Press Agency, report on the 31st GCC Electricity and Water Cooperation Committee meeting
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Abu Dhabi hosts conferences on energy and AI

Khalifa University and TII are hosting two meetings from 4 to 8 October; organisers reported that more than 140 research papers were accepted for presentation.

Source: Emirates News Agency (WAM)
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Sharjah completes two electricity transmission projects

SEWA says two projects are complete, including 71.7 km of 132 kV underground cable linking seven main substations; 13 more projects remain underway.

Source: Emirates News Agency (WAM)
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UAE report calls for joint planning of AI’s water and energy footprint

The Crosscurrents report, released on 7 October, traces AI’s value chain from chip fabrication to power generation and updates a global data-centre water projection for 2030.

Source: UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Crosscurrents report announcement
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Qatar's July CPI reaches 102.78 points under a new 2024 base

The National Planning Council released a rebased consumer price index: Qatar's July 2026 CPI stood at 102.78 points, up 0.71% month on month.

Source: National Planning Council of Qatar
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Qatar's industrial PPI falls 3.37% month on month in July

Qatar's industrial producer price index stood at 114.26 points in July 2026, down 3.37% from June, with mining moving lower while manufacturing and water supply rose, NPC said.

Source: National Planning Council of Qatar
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Generation Mining begins construction at Marathon project

Early works have begun at the Ontario copper-palladium project. The company expects an initial payment of about C$30 million to secure roughly C$150 million of critical equipment.

Source: Generation Mining Limited
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Infineon opens backend semiconductor hub in Bangkok

The new site employs around 350 people; Infineon expects this to rise to about 1,000 as Module A ramps up. The site is designed for up to five modules.

Source: Infineon Technologies
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