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SAUDI ARABIA Due Diligence Issue dated 18/05/2016

Rakaa supports Orbital ATK in Riyadh

The US defence company Orbital ATK has local outfit Rakaa Holding on board its bid to sell optical observation satellites to Saudi Arabia. [...] (430 words)

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London helps Riyadh build GEOINT tool

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