Standard Chartered has provided the first sustainable guarantee in Saudi Arabia to support the development of the country’s green hydrogen project at NEOM. The bank has agreed to extend funding support for contractor Larsen & Toubro to build the necessary renewable energy infrastructure for the world’s largest green hydrogen plant, which is being built by NEOM Green Hydrogen Co. The megaplant will produce green hydrogen at scale for global export in the form of green ammonia with a total investment of $8.4 billion. The project recently achieved full financial closure and is supported by 23 local, regional and international banking and financial institutions.
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Erdogan Urges Israel to Cease Gaza Strikes, Calls for End to ‘Madness’ | TOME
ANKARA: Turkiye’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday called on Israel to “immediately stop this madness” and end its “attacks” on targets in Gaza after Israeli forces intensified strikes on the Palestinian territory.
“The Israeli bombardments on Gaza intensified last night and once again targeted women, children and innocent civilians and worsened the ongoing humanitarian crisis,” Erdogan said on X. “Israel must immediately stop this madness and end its attacks.”
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The multi-car pileup in the Beheira region was reportedly caused by an oil leak.
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Erdogan Urges Israel to Cease Gaza Strikes, Calls for End to ‘Madness’ | TOME
ANKARA: Turkiye’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday called on Israel to “immediately stop this madness” and end its “attacks” on targets in Gaza after Israeli forces intensified strikes on the Palestinian territory.
“The Israeli bombardments on Gaza intensified last night and once again targeted women, children and innocent civilians and worsened the ongoing humanitarian crisis,” Erdogan said on X. “Israel must immediately stop this madness and end its attacks.”
Gaza blackout risks concealing mass atrocities, warns HRW
JERUSALEM: The near-total telecommunications blackout in Gaza amid Israel’s ongoing bombardment of the Palestinian territory risks providing cover for mass atrocities, the NGO Human Rights Watch (HRW) said Friday.
Internet access and the phone network were completely cut across the Gaza Strip on Friday, nearly three weeks after Israel began bombarding the enclave following an armed attack by Hamas militants that Israeli officials say killed at least 1,400 people, mostly civilians.
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Apple supplier's shares dropped as much as 3 percent after report by China's state-owned Global Times.
Big Businesses Stay Silent on Israel-Hamas Conflict Amid Ukraine Outcry
Major brands that spoke out against Russia's invasion have been reluctant to weigh in on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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