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The ministers outlined areas for future commercial and technical work, but the statement does not announce an LNG purchase, nuclear project award or funded investment.
The approximately €16 million deal adds about 300 active resellers; projected benefits and internally prepared EBITDA figures carry caveats.
The collaboration will use virtual twins to configure and validate infrastructure before construction; outcome figures are scenario targets.
The figure includes DEWA Green Charger stations and points operated by licensed independent providers; the announcement gave no year-on-year comparison.
The planned upgrade is designed to complete linked vehicle-licensing steps in one conversation, with Arabic and English support.
Canada’s New Housing Price Index fell 0.2% in September, with provincial results ranging from a 1.2% decline in Newfoundland and Labrador to a 0.5% increase in British Columbia.
Raw-material prices paid by Canadian manufacturers climbed 4.8% in September, with crude energy products driving the monthly advance; prices for manufactured goods also rose.
The Italian energy group reported higher upstream output and a stronger 2026 cash-flow outlook after its third-quarter results. It also increased its buyback plan and outlined developments across oil, gas, refining and transition businesses.
Canada counted 541,320 regular Employment Insurance beneficiaries in August, down 0.8% from July and 2.9% from a year earlier.
Canadian return trips from the United States rose for a fifth consecutive month year over year, while overseas travel by Canadians declined.
Statistics Canada recorded higher August 2026 natural gas production, exports and consumer deliveries than a year earlier, while end-month storage was slightly lower.
Sales increased across all nine retail subsectors, while the agency’s preliminary September indicator pointed to a further, revisable gain.
