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Dubai Taxi Company net profit falls 25.3% to Dh57.1 million in Q3 on higher financing costs and weaker demand

Revenue rises 25.7% to Dh735.5 million following National Taxi acquisition, while higher financing costs and softer demand weigh on earnings.

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Syria and Jordan sign 11 agreements to strengthen economic ties

Syria and Jordan have signed 11 agreements aimed at enhancing economic cooperation across various sectors, including investment, agriculture, transport, and energy, during the third session of the Syrian-Jordanian Higher Coordination Council. The agreements, which include memoranda of understanding and cooperation protocols, emphasize joint development initiatives, infrastructure improvements, and strategic partnerships to facilitate trade and address resource management challenges.

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