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North Africa and Levant tourism Subscription Required

Issue No 50 11-17 December 2009

The six leading figures in the tourism industry in North Africa, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria are: Mohammed Boussaid, Mohamed Zoheir Garranah, Maha Khatib, Ammar Mabrouk el-Tayef, Saadallah Agha al-Qalaa and Fadi Abboud

Medgulf Subscription Required

Issue No 45 6-12 November 2009 | By Bernadette Redfern

Compulsory health insurance has helped protect the Lebanese company from the worst effects of the economic downturn

Regional wind power Subscription Required

Issue No 44 30 October - 5 November 2009 | By Bernadette Redfern

The six key people in the region’s growing wind energy industry are: Ziad Jibril Sabra, Laila Georgy Youssef, Joseph Anis, Ali Neyzi, Jan Pieter Cools-Wildiers and Amal Haddouche

Top 10 MENA countries in World Bank Ease Of Doing Business rankings

Reforms improve regional business climate Subscription Required

Issue No 43 23-29 October 2009 | By James Gavin

The World Bank’s Doing Business 2010 report praises the Middle East for making it easier to set up firms

Jordan Special Reports

Oil worker working on a pipeline in an oil field

Special Report: Oil & Gas - Gulf producers tackle gas supply shortages

Issue No 45 6-12 November 2009 | By Sophie Evans

Despite being home to some of the largest gas reserves in the world, the Middle East is suffering from shortages because of Opec oil cuts

Jordan Data

Finance 2010: Reasons for cautious confidence

Supplement: MEED Yearbook 2010 | By James Gavin

Banks in the region have fared well amid the global downturn but must start lending to boost business

King Abdullah Financial District

Projects 2010: Market begins to recover in the region

Supplement: MEED Yearbook 2010 | By Sophie Evans

Contract awards are expected to pick up significantly in the year ahead, with more than $500bn worth of projects currently being tendered across the region as clients take advantage of lower construction costs

Pearl Qatar - latest island rendering

Construction 2010: Public sector offers best opportunities

Supplement: MEED Yearbook 2010

The real estate market is set to remain subdued in 2010, but infrastructure projects will push ahead

Power & Water 2010: Activity picks up as banks begin lending

Supplement: MEED Yearbook 2010 | By Karin Maree

Power and water schemes are getting under way as project financing slowly becomes available

Transport 2010: Railway building enjoys a revival in the Middle East

Supplement: MEED Yearbook 2010 | By Will Hadfield

Countries across the region are upgrading their rail transport systems but investment in roads is lacking

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