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Image: Supplied Amazon on Tuesday announced the expansion of its fastest delivery service yet, Amazon Now, offering deliveries of everyday essentials in as little as 15 minutes across the UAE as it builds more micro-fulfilment centres to bring products closer to customers. The new service, now available to all Amazon.ae customers, will deliver a range of items including groceries, fresh produce, electronics, and personal care products, while Prime members receive free delivery on orders above Dhs 25. The company said some customers in select areas have already received deliveries in under six minutes. “We are continuing to take convenience to…
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Image credit: Getty Images Kuwait’s Ministry of Public Works has signed a contract with Turkish construction company Kuzu to build a wastewater treatment plant and its related works for the South Al Mutlaa city project, it said on Tuesday. The contract, valued at KWD149.6m ($488.9m), will use a hybrid system combining conventional and renewable energy sources, ministry spokesperson Ahmed Alsaleh told Reuters. Read more-Kuwait moves ahead: Gulf rail link design contract signed The signing of the contract coincides with a visit by Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan to Kuwait, during which he will hold talks with the Emir and sign agreements…