The Moscow Transport Authority and RT Arabic launched a campaign called "Your Best Destination!" to welcome Arab tourists, featuring Arabic posters decorating public transport stations in Moscow along with cultural symbols like the Dallah and Matryoshka doll, and issuing exclusive "Troika" cards for Arab tourists.

The Moscow Transport Authority and RT Arabic launched a campaign called "Your Best Destination!" targeting Arab tourists, featuring Arabic posters and special Troika cards to facilitate visitors' transportation in Moscow.

The Moscow Transport Authority and RT Arabic launched a campaign called "Your Best Destination!" targeting Arab tourists, featuring Arabic posters and special Troika cards to facilitate visitors' transportation in Moscow.

The Moscow Transport Authority and RT Arabic launched a campaign called "Your Best Destination!" to welcome Arab tourists, featuring Arabic posters decorating public transport stations in Moscow along with cultural symbols like the Dallah and Matryoshka doll, and issuing exclusive "Troika" cards for Arab tourists.

The Nikkei closed up 0.77% at 43,714.31 and TOPIX rose 0.43% to 3,120.96, both hitting session records for the second straight day. Weak yen lifted automaker shares while bank stocks lagged; JGB yields climbed ahead of a 20-year auction.

Schneider Electric launched initiatives to support electric mobility in Saudi Arabia including new chargers EVlink Pro DC 60 kW for fast charging and Schneider Charge Pro for medium charging, obtaining SASO approval, and qualifying more than 30 local partners via the EcoXpert program.

The Nikkei closed at a record high on Monday, up 0.77% to 43,714.31 points, while the Topix climbed 0.43% to 3,120.96 points. A roughly 0.2% weaker yen versus the dollar supported automakers' shares as bank stocks fell and Japanese government bond yields rose, with the 20-year yield reaching 2.575%.

The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund decided to exclude six Israeli companies and divest some investments in Israel due to the situation in Gaza and the West Bank. The fund's ethics watchdog will assess Israeli companies every three months. The fund held stakes in 61 Israeli companies as of 30 June and has recently liquidated stakes in 11 companies.

607 cases were filed against violating municipal bakeries in Cairo; authorities seized 9,285 kg of rice of unknown origin, 2,237 kg of meat, 336 kg of poultry, 140 kg of feseekh and renjah, 800 kg of sugar, and 408 bottles of oil.

Norway's sovereign wealth fund decided to exclude six companies linked to the West Bank and Gaza Strip from its investment portfolio after reviewing its holdings. The fund expects to divest from more Israeli companies as part of the ongoing review. It reported profits of 698 billion Norwegian kroner ($68.28 billion) in the first half of the year, supported by strong returns in the financial sector.