By: Yousef Saba, Hadeel Al Sayegh, Maha El Dahan
Dubai — Saudi Arabia began a secondary share sale in oil giant Aramco on Sunday, a landmark deal that could raise up to $13.1bn in a test of international appetite for the kingdom's assets.
Hadeel Al Sayegh is a journalist who writes for various publications, including DealStreetAsia, Yahoo Sports Canada, Wkzo 590 Am, HELLENIC SHIPPING NEWS Worldwide, Zawya, and Business Day. Her work has also been featured in Reuters, Offshore Engineer Magazine, Yahoo Finance, Newsmax Media, Inc., The Globe and Mail, Yahoo Sports UK, Regina Leader-Post, Financial Post, and Windsor Star. Hadeel covers a range of topics, including finance, investments, climate change, and energy.
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Hadeel Al Sayegh's coverage heavily focuses on business, finance, and industry developments in the Middle East. She frequently cites data and press releases, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
Given her emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories related to businesses in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Abu Dhabi among others, she may be receptive to pitches from financial analysts or experts with insights into regional economic policies or geopolitical factors impacting the business landscape.
If you have expertise in finance or industries specific to these regions (Saudi Arabia, Qatar), offering commentary or analysis on recent IPOs, mergers & acquisitions involving major companies like Aramco could make your pitch more appealing.
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