Since ancient times Egyptians depend on the Nile as demands for water is rapidly increasing in response to growing population, industrialization, food production and employment generation. The Greek historian Herodotus wrote, “Egypt is the gift of Nile”.
Economics
The sentiments of boycotting Chinese products has been prevailing amidst us Indians from a very long time now; however, recently after the fatal border dispute between, the anti-china sentiment has been on the sudden rise.
The Office for National Statistics published a report for 25 June 2020, which focuses on the UK economy and society. The indicators are said to be created using experimental methods or rapid response surveys.
Last week has been marked by important decisions concerning the revival of Bahrain’s economy
The impact of the pandemic and the lockdown it triggered is clearly visible in every country around the globe; however, some countries are more affected than the others and India has become one of them.
The Bahrain Tourism Office and Exhibitions Authority (BTEA), recently launched a new marketing campaign called #WeWillMeet.
As the country spends another month in lockdown, record falls affected all areas of the activity – noticeable changes seen in the production, services and construction.
Southeast Asian economies are having a big impact from the global economic crisis caused by the spreading of the pandemic.
The adverse effect of the pandemic is being felt globally; however, some countries have been more vulnerable to this crisis than others, and one of them is Nepal.
Bahrain’s economy is closely linked to the fluctuation in global crude oil prices as the rest of the region. However, its impact is much smaller compared to other Gulf countries due to the relatively diverse nature of the Bahraini economy.