AFRICAN & MIDDLE EAST NEWS

Franchisees, who previously depended on consultants for localized adjustments, will now operate under performance tiers that tie value delivery to incentives, aiming to create consistent affordability across drive-thrus, apps, and in-store counters.

This partnership combines talabat’s extensive online ordering platform, which reaches over 5 million users across the MENA region, with KGCA’s mission to preserve Kuwait’s culinary heritage as the sector grows at an annual rate of 8%.

Situated along King Abdulaziz Road, Grand Square brings together hospitality, retail, and office components through a partnership between Ajdan Real Estate Development Company, MASIC Investment Company, and SEDCO Capital.

Key initiatives include creating a standalone maintenance subsidiary to handle specialized repairs and establishing a dedicated tourism services division to package flights with hospitality offerings, unlocking Algeria’s underutilized cultural assets.

Princess Haifa emphasized tourism’s importance in driving economic diversification, noting a 14% uptick in European arrivals and a 15% increase in visitors from East Asia–Pacific this year.

Designed for young professionals and small families, the development features modern lifestyle amenities and direct access to Reem Central Park on Abu Dhabi’s lively Reem Island.

Sheikh Khaled bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, General Director of Vatel Bahrain, praised the MoU as essential for preparing students for their careers by combining classroom learning with hands-on experience.

In this position, Schupbach will oversee long-term strategy, brand stewardship, and overall portfolio results, with a continued focus on disciplined growth, revenue maximization, and experiential concepts that blend local culture with innovative design.

Connecting Atlanta’s economic hub with Accra’s cultural heart strengthens trade, tourism, and cross-continental exchange between North America and West Africa, underscoring Delta’s renewed commitment to the region.

Emirates, Qatar Airways, and Singapore Airlines are poised to benefit the most, capitalizing on their daily services to Bali and the Maldives—Emirates from Dubai and Qatar Airways via Doha—to increase frequencies and capacity for premium travelers.