Qatar Chamber and the Federation of Iraqi Chambers of Commerce signed an MoU to establish a joint council intended to connect businesses and support SME cooperation. Their meeting also reviewed about 60 Iraqi Development Road investment opportunities valued at an estimated $250 billion.
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
SRC’s live list includes open bids for a rotary-equipment shed, gas-cylinder store and nitrogen pipeline at Basra Refinery. The notices document procurement, not awards or completed investment.
The agreement took effect on 6 October with preferential access across more than 86% of tariff lines; bilateral non-oil trade was US$33.6 billion in 2025.
The Abu Dhabi institute announced Falcon-Emirati, Falcon-ASR and Falcon-OCR-Arabic on 6 October; the benchmark result is reported by the institute itself.
Source: Technology Innovation Institute (TII), Falcon LLM
The Sharjah-based investor joined TVS Automobile Solutions’ funding round; capital will expand its Indian network and AI-enabled services and support planned entry into the UAE and MENA.
The infrastructure project announced on 5 October aims to raise capacity from a current 20 Tbps to more than 500 Tbps by 2030; this is planned network capacity, not measured traffic.
Source: Emirates News Agency (WAM), reporting etisalat group announcement
Iraq’s State Oil Marketing Organization and Energy Police discussed coordination on October 5 to support crude-oil and petroleum-product export security and continuity. The notice announced no new agreement or export target.
KACST President Munir Eldesouki joined a Kyoto summit of research leaders whose statement focused on scientific trust, openness and recognition of researchers’ contributions.
Saudi Arabia’s market regulator approved Almasane Alkobra Mining Company’s rights-issue request, while the extraordinary meeting, offer price and share count remain for later steps.
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