From Foreign Waters

  Here’s something good that I want to share with what I read today. It’s about the Financial Information Unit of the UAE's national bank has marked a reminder of comprehension with the China Anti-Money Laundering Monitoring and Analysis Center to share monetary data to help the fighting of illegal tax avoidance and psychological warfare financing.   It’s surprising how the MOU will see the two specialists trading exchange data identified with their individual examinations, as per the neighborhood laws and guidelines material in the two nations. In fact, they will proceed with their unremitting joint endeavors to stand up to all dubious exercises at the territorial and worldwide levels, and they will also attempt to diminish the dangers these exercises posture to the steadiness and respectability of the worldwide monetary framework. For me, this kind of gesture makes UAE the biggest market for Chinese fares, and the second biggest exchanging accomplice for China the Arab w...

On Sunday, while speaking to London-based Al-Araby Al-Jadeed and Lebanon-based Al-Mudun, Qatar’s foreign minister, Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, expressed his country’s indebtedness towards Turkey, especially for its support during the Arab boycott. Qatar faced economic blockade from the the regional powers, including Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Bahrain, over its ties with terror groups including Brotherhood, Hamas (Brotherhood’s Palestinians wing) ISIS and Al Qaeda. Al Thani said, “Turkey has supported the people of Qatar in a very tough time when our neighbours acted against us and some other countries left us alone as a result of political pressure. Therefore, we will never forget this stance and we will side with them in the face of any difficulty." Al Thani told reporters, “Turkey is one of the leading countries that we prioritize our relations. We are in a consensus about many issues that we share the same political opinion on. One of them is to assist the Syria...