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Business briefing: 10 June 2013

by Executive Staff

Economics and Policy

Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki visited the Kurdistan region on Sunday for the first time in more than two years, in a symbolic step towards resolving a long-running dispute over oil and land that has strained Iraq's unity to the limit.

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UAE markets continued their strong performance last month with Abu Dhabi up 9 per cent and Dubai up 11 per cent.

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Central Bank Governor Riad Salameh said Lebanese banks were complying with all the international sanctions against any state or party labeled by the West as terrorist states or organizations.

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Companies and Business

Dubai construction firm Arabtec said on Sunday that a consortium led by the company had won a $629 million contract to build the first phase of a tourism project in Jordan.

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Qatar Petroleum (QP) has signed contract extensions worth a total of $466.9 million to continue using two drilling rigs owned by Gulf Drilling International Ltd (GDI).

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Viber Media, the Cyprus-based company which runs an internet-based communications application, is examining ways to circumvent a ban on its services in three Middle Eastern countries by making changes to its software.

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Qatar Petrochemical Company, also known as QAPCO, has secured a $302m facility from Barwa Bank to help fund its expansion plans.

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