Casablanca Stocks Open in Red as MASI Drops

UN Adopts Draft Resolution on Permanent Sovereignty of Palestinian People over their Natural Resources

Doctors Without Borders Warns Gaza Continue to Face Tremendous Hardship

Economic, Free Zones in Oman Cement Their Status as Premier Investment Destinations

Meeting Highlights Importance of Open Data in Promoting Transparency, Supporting Digital Transition

Oman Observes International Day Against Illicit Trafficking in Cultural Property

Main Committee of Muscat International Book Fair Holds Preparatory Meeting

Oman Participates in Islamic Solidarity Games in Riyadh

Oman Bodybuilding, Physique Team Claims Second Place at West Asia Championship in Bahrain

Arab-China Cooperation Forum to hold seventh edition on radio and television2 November 2025

Kuwait environmental sustainability constitutes developmental strategic pillar,

Qatar’s Nature Reserves: Enhancing Sustainability of Ecosystems, Preserving Wildlife

E-Waste Recycling: A Win-Win for the Environment and the Economy

This followed a positive performance yesterday when the MASI closed with a 1.35% gain.

Casablanca Stock Exchange began Wednesday's trading session in the red, with its benchmark index, the MASI, dropping 1.53% to 16,226.57 points.

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