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How Gulf countries are turning Eastern Africa into a new nexus of global trade

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In the last 12 months, the Doha-based Qatar Airways has been working on a deal with RwandAir to acquire up to 49 percent stake in Kigali’s flag carrier as early as starting July this year. (Source: The Logistician)

The UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar, have poured billions into developing airports, airlines, and seaports across Eastern Africa in the last 10 years. In the latest development, UAE’s Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry is set to build a new international airport just outside Kidepo National Park, in Uganda. These investments are transforming the region

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James Wambua is a seasoned business news editor specializing in various industries including energy, economics, and agriculture. With a comprehensive understanding of these industries across Africa, he excels in delivering accurate and insightful news coverage that keeps readers informed about key developments and trends.

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