Federico Maccioni

Gulf Financial Correspondent at Reuters

dubai, dubayy, united arab emirates

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Leader of Yemen's southern separatist group never gave up hopes for independence

DUBAI, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Yemeni separatist leader Aidarous al-Zubaidi,who took up arms early in life and never shied away from joining conflicts,shows no signs of abandoning his dream of creating an independent state in the south. Zubaidi, the leader of Y... See more

thestar.com.my•Federico Maccioni•Jan 7, 2026

Oman's OQ in talks with partners for Duqm petrochem project as SABIC withdraws

Oman's state energy group OQ is in talks with new potential partners for its planned petrochemical complex in Duqm after Saudi ⁠Arabia's SABIC withdrew, said OQ CEO Ashraf Al Mamari. SABIC decided "to withdraw from the project, so now it is us and ⁠the K... See more

zawya.com•Federico Maccioni•Dec 12, 2025

Sudan's warring sides reject Trump's truce plan

Abu Dhabi — The US has presented Sudan’s warring parties with a proposal for a truce, but neither side has formally accepted it, US envoy Massad Boulos said on Tuesday, as the army accused its rivals of staging an attack despite declaring a ceasefire. Bou... See more

businessday.co.za•Federico Maccioni•Nov 25, 2025

Oman Air to look at possible narrow-body fleet order early next year

Oman Air could potentially place an order for narrow-body jets early next year, the chief executive of the Gulf state carrier told Reuters, as it undergoes a transformation plan while eyeing future growth. "We will definitely need more narrow bodies, yes.... See more

zawya.com•Federico Maccioni•Nov 20, 2025

Abu Dhabi's AD Ports to buy minority stake in Syrian container terminal

Abu Dhabi's AD Ports Group said on Thursday it had signed a deal to buy a minority stake in a container terminal in Syria's main commercial port for $22 million, the latest sign of Syria drawing in investment as it tries to rebuild. Under the joint ventur... See more

zawya.com•Federico Maccioni•Nov 6, 2025

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Master Of Arts, International Law, Italian at King'S College LondonGraduated: 2019

Bachelor Of Arts, International Relations at Università Cattolica Del Sacro CuoreGraduated: 2017

Arabic, Arabic Language at Centro Diseño | Cine | TelevisiónGraduated: 2016

English Language at Royal Russell SchoolGraduated: 2008

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Leader of Yemen's southern separatist group never gave up hopes for independence

Oman's OQ in talks with partners for Duqm petrochem project as SABIC withdraws

Sudan's warring sides reject Trump's truce plan

Oman Air to look at possible narrow-body fleet order early next year

Abu Dhabi's AD Ports to buy minority stake in Syrian container terminal

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Leader of Yemen's southern separatist group never gave up hopes for independence

Oman's OQ in talks with partners for Duqm petrochem project as SABIC withdraws

Sudan's warring sides reject Trump's truce plan

Oman Air to look at possible narrow-body fleet order early next year

Abu Dhabi's AD Ports to buy minority stake in Syrian container terminal