MEED Gulf Projects Index
MEED’s Gulf Projects Index page displays premium content that is exclusive to paying subscribers. For access to Middle East economic data, news and analysis including Gulf Projects dating back to December 2004 – that is the total value of projects over $50m across the GCC, Iran and Iraq; SUBSCRIBE HERE. The Index draws on the resources of the MEED Projects database (currently tracking more than $4.8 trillion worth of projects throughout the MENA region).
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Kuwait and Saudi Arabia lead growth
Value of projects planned or under way in both countries increases by 0.5 per cent
Gulf Projects Index
Kuwait and Saudi Arabia lead growth
Value of projects planned or under way in both countries increases by 0.5 per cent
Iran and Iraq boost Gulf projects sector
GCC index grows 0.2 per cent as Oman, Qatar and the UAE all record an increase in value
Iran decline cancels out GCC market gains
GCC records minor growth as Iran index records drop as a result of halted fertiliser project
Bahrain leads market growth
Revival of $6.6bn Water Garden City project in Manama gives index a positive start to 2012
Qatar growth contributes to index rise
New developments result in an increase of 1.3 per cent in the Qatari projects market
Gulf market stabilised by Oman schemes
Projects worth a total of $2bn have been added to Muscat’s projects index
Kuwait growth supports Gulf market
An increase in Kuwait’s projects sector offsets a fall in the UAE and Saudi Arabia
Bahrain and Iraq boost projects index
Gulf projects index up 0.22 per cent as the value of schemes in Bahrain and Iraq climbs
Iran slide pushes projects index down
Iran’s projects market records significant drop as other major markets make small gains
GCC growth boosts Gulf projects index
The UAE is the only GCC state to record a decline in its projects sector



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