بين الأمن والاقتصاد والطاقة.. 26 مذكرة تعاون بين العراق وتركيا
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12:30 the world.
12:37 with the increasing drought, has had a great impact on the production of sugar in Brazil, and is calling for the need to also move towards India, as it is the second producer of sugar in the world, with nearly 29 million tons.
12:54 Of course, there is a Facebook page called "Sweet Life Without Sugar" that broadcast this news, and they are happy. They think that news like this might boost health and reduce people's focus towards sugar.
13:06 Sugar is one of the most harmful substances, and the less it is, the better. But it is difficult to reduce sugar.
13:15 I was able to get rid of it, but not in coffee and tea.
13:22 It is impossible to get rid of it.
13:25 We are talking about the space economy. The International Economic Forum expects that this economy will grow to 1.8 trillion dollars by 2035, despite the world's dependence on communication and transportation technologies.
13:45 We have recently seen the rise of space investments, even in the Arab region, in the UAE, and in other countries in the region.
14:03 This topic has come out of the classical discourse that there are space companies going to explore and research. Today, we are talking about how the space economy has helped to identify the weather conditions in advance, climate change, and many other issues related to human life.
14:23 This has become more than just science, as was previously called. This time, it has become towards other industries, especially in the restriction of supply and transfer chains, as I mentioned, to monitor the climate first.
14:38 It has many benefits for this sector. But in another field, this time, and away from space, we are talking about military spending, which has recorded global military spending levels.
14:54 We are talking about reaching more than 2.4 trillion dollars by 2023, which is the largest annual increase in government spending on weapons since the contract.
15:08 This is a terrifying world.
15:11 It seems that the military spending of many countries in the world is actually increasing.
15:16 The increase in security threats, we are talking about the war in Ukraine, in addition to the political turmoil in the Arab region, in addition to the continuation of what is known as armament in the neighboring region of China, this is what drove the go towards these numbers.
15:32 The United States has maintained its presence through the largest spending in the field of arms in the past year, 2023, and after that, China, which has increased its capabilities by about 6% compared to previous years.
15:49 Perhaps, in addition, Saudi Arabia, which has become almost fifth in the list in terms of global presence and has doubled its military capabilities.
15:59 The Kingdom has a spending of about $75 billion over the year 2023 in terms of military spending, and not only Saudi Arabia, but we have many Arab countries today that are also increasing their military spending as a result of the deal.
16:16 And Algeria, which has gone to the highest spending in its history, exceeding $18 billion, according to the list, of course.
16:25 And so, we continue with our viewers, Salah, in the previous parts of the program, but we will stop with a short break and return after the continuation of this program.
16:51 We continue with you, our viewers, in the previous part of the program, and in the most prominent of our files and news on our channel today, we will have a detailed conversation with the American Khan, who is looking for the near of the 81 dollars of the Burmese,
17:05 and that is in the midst of the siege of the Middle East, in addition to a stop with the gold that is due for the second session on the balance.
17:15 While in our other news, and with the participation of the Emirati Qatar, new steps in the path of development, which extends from the port of Faw in southern Iraq to the Turkish borders,
17:25 in addition to the talk about the number of memorandums of understanding that were signed yesterday after the visit of the Turkish President to Iraq.
17:34 And in our meetings with the Arabian CNBC, the Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Gulf Cable Company and the Electrical Industries,
17:44 he reveals that the operating business has supported the company in expanding and working in foreign markets, especially the markets of Jordan and Iraq,
17:54 and also on its way to the Dubai financial market, with the aim of collecting 375 million dollars.
18:02 The acquisition of 25% of Spenis shares will begin, so these will be our focus today, and we will be in detail later.
18:24 The move of these shares, we saw the Tesla share that was down more than 3%
18:31 and it seems that the prices are the main reason behind these downfalls that the shares have seen for a long time.
18:38 Today, perhaps, the prices and the downs were not in favor of the Tesla share, Mr. Salam.
18:43 Without a doubt, it has lost a lot of its market value, and therefore, after Tesla's prices in the American market have fallen, they have gone down again in the German and Chinese markets,
18:54 which is what has pressured the company's share to record its lowest level since more than 15 months.
19:01 We follow the details.
19:02 So, today's share is a Tesla share that fell by 3% at the end of the dealings on Monday,
19:09 and the share has had its lowest level since the last 15 months.
19:14 But the point is that the Tesla share and the company have lost a lot of their market value.
19:20 In one sitting, it lost more than 16 billion US dollars, and therefore, it is out of the list of the 15 largest companies.
19:29 The reason is, as we mentioned, the company's announcement to reduce its sales and prices in both the Chinese and German markets,
19:38 which announced at the beginning of the next week, also reduces the prices of electric cars in the United States.
19:47 This is what Badr Al-Kharafi, the vice president of the board of directors of the Gulf Cable Company and Electrical Industries of the Arabian CNBC, pointed out.
20:03 The board of directors succeeded in converting the company into a holding company,
20:08 where it made successful investments in companies such as Fuladh, the Kuwaiti Stock Exchange and national investments in achieving good profits.
20:17 We follow the details.
20:18 I think that thanks to the strategy set by the board of directors, we were able to turn the Gulf Cable Company into a holding company.
20:27 Our investments have proven to be successful, thank God.
20:30 Many of the companies we invested in have been held, such as Fuladh, the stock exchange and the national investment company.
20:39 Also, thank God, in terms of manufacturing and operations, our production was good and we were able to work in Jordan, Iraq and the main market, which is Kuwait.
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21:00 You are watching our show today, but what are the orders before the market is open?
21:07 How do markets in the region prepare for the opening of the markets?
21:12 We will discuss this with our colleagues, Moammar Awad from Doha and Najwa Asran from Kuwait.
21:18 Najwa, you said yesterday that you are afraid of your speech, that the stock exchange will continue to rise, but it did not during the crisis.
21:28 Do you expect it to continue today?
21:31 Good morning, Randa. Good morning, Salah.
21:35 Will the stock exchange remain in the third round of the green-colored cycle?
21:40 I expect it to continue in the green color.
21:43 We may see some variation during the session, but I think it will continue because the decline was very large during the past period.
21:51 And, Sanara, also, trading on stocks, we saw the sea group return again with the approach of the General Assembly to IFA hotels,
22:02 and also, to confirm the increase in the capital of IFA company by about 60%, and the value of the name is 100 Pils and the export rate is 50 Pils.
22:12 I think Sanara, the stock exchange trend will continue, and also, the agility will remain under the spotlight during the coming period.
22:21 As you saw, and as we just heard, a part of the meeting of Mr. Badr Al-Khurafi during the General Assembly yesterday to the IFA company,
22:28 which distributed 65 Pils, and the IFA company always distributes it well.
22:33 He also spoke and made a very strong statement to CNBC about his opinion on the Kuwaiti decision,
22:40 the equality between Kuwaiti and Gulf companies in projects and the support of projects.
22:45 I think it is a strong statement, and we will see it during the coming hours on the Arabian CNBC screen.
22:51 And we will follow the stock exchange. I expect it will continue in the third round of the green cycle.
22:55 We will now go to Mr. Ammar to see the situation of the Qatari stock exchange during this session.
23:02 Good morning, Randa, Salah and Najwa.
23:08 Of course, the Qatari stock exchange will start a new session after it recorded the lowest level since six months,
23:15 and it is the lowest since 2024, with a clear decline in the size, values, exchanges and the fall of many prices.
23:21 The prices of the companies have very low levels.
23:25 We will be following the market reaction towards the financial results of both the Banque du Khan and the Banque Al Ahly,
23:32 which came at the middle of the expectations.
23:34 We will also be facing a large payment from the companies' shareholders,
23:37 including the financial quarter of the first quarter of this year,
23:40 led by the commercial bank, the bank of Lesha, Vodafone Qatar, the company of Salam and the company of Al Makhazel.
23:45 Yesterday, three companies were not contracted due to the lack of legal compliance,
23:50 the company of Dalala Al Qabida and Al Mira, as well as the company of Widam.
23:54 In any case, the investor is following the level of the Qatari index today,
24:00 but it seems that the index has always reached the lowest levels.
24:04 We see a decline in the index movement,
24:06 and perhaps this is what the investor is looking at in the third session of the fourth week of this month.
24:14 We thank you, colleague Muammar Awad and colleague Najwa Asran, for all these details.
24:19 We will be with you shortly in the opening of the markets.
24:23 We will now move to the Arab CNBC platforms.
24:35 We will discuss some of the topics that were heavily discussed by the hosts of the social media sites this time.
24:42 The expansion that we see in artificial intelligence and its use in many sectors is clearly spreading in our region today.
24:51 This is the Emirates that is doubling its investments in the field of artificial intelligence
24:56 and its use has also been revealed in many sectors,
25:00 especially the services sector, which seems that we will see some people without humans providing us with these services.
25:09 You are one of them.
25:10 As it seems.
25:12 We will stay in the Emirates this time,
25:15 and the head of the Emirates Airlines, Tim Clark, who made a direct apology to the passengers
25:21 due to the delay in flights during the past period and due to the exceptional weather conditions that the Emirates faced.
25:29 Of course, the company and Dubai Airport are also accounted for,
25:32 that they were committed to repairing the debris that was found in the airports and apologized to the passengers.
25:39 Therefore, this is what has been agreed upon and reached.
25:42 And to another file and another topic, but we remain in the field of technology.
25:47 This time, the European Commission said that it is worried about the launch of the task and reward program
25:53 as it seems that TikTok today has many other new applications that it follows.
25:59 Of course, as we know, after the policy of the pandemic that the United States may face,
26:04 this application began to suffer again in the European region,
26:09 and you will follow the details on our website and our platform related to this news.
26:14 And here we reach the end before the bell, but our message will start after this break.
26:19 Thank you for listening to me.
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