The National Accreditation Council is Egypt's sole internationally and regionally recognized accreditation body by five global organizations. It supports the Egyptian economy and enhances export competitiveness by ensuring acceptance of goods and services worldwide.

Jordan's real GDP grew by 2.8% in Q2 2025, surpassing 2.4% in the same period last year, with notable growth in agriculture, manufacturing, and services sectors, alongside improvements in exports, tourism income, and investments.

Biostat India Limited announced the establishment of a modern manufacturing facility in Ras Al Khaimah with an annual production capacity of 5,000 kiloliters, targeting markets in the Middle East and Africa, with operations expected to begin in July 2026.

European stocks declined Tuesday due to losses in the energy and healthcare sectors amid investor concerns over a potential U.S. government shutdown that could delay monthly jobs data. Oil and gas shares fell, healthcare stocks slipped, and British retailer ASOS shares dropped sharply following a revenue warning.

European stocks declined as energy and healthcare shares fell, while investors weighed the potential impact of the U.S. government shutdown delaying monthly jobs data.

Egypt's economy grew by 5% in the fourth quarter of 2024/2025, surpassing the annual growth target. Growth was driven by tourism, non-oil manufacturing, and telecommunications sectors, alongside improved private investment contributions.

Egypt Post secured membership in the Board and Investment Councils of the Universal Postal Union and won the Co-Chair position of the Supply Chain Committee during the 28th Universal Postal Congress held in Dubai in 2025, reflecting its growing regional and international role.

The General Authority for Statistics released the Q2 2025 labor market bulletin showing a 6.8% unemployment rate among Saudis and a 49.2% labor force participation rate. The bulletin also detailed unemployment and participation rates by gender, age groups, and job search methods.

Fertilizer prices in Egyptian markets declined on Tuesday, September 30, 2025, with the price of a ton of fertilizer at 18,399.57 Egyptian pounds. The Ministry of Agriculture confirmed Egypt's fertilizer production for 2025 at approximately 17.9 million tons, with a significant portion exported abroad.

Gold prices hit a new record high amid concerns over a possible US government shutdown and expectations of interest rate cuts, while oil prices fell due to anticipated OPEC+ production increases and resumed Kurdistan oil exports via Turkey.