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MEED supplements 2012

Supplements Calendar

MEED supplements cover many industry sectors and countries across the Middle East. Find the right supplement for your business and discover a wealth of advertising and sponsorship opportunities.

Qatar Projects

Qatar projects

Qatar Projects: World Cup and National Vision drive ambitious projects market

2 February 2012, 6:55 GMT | By Richard Thompson

Few businesses operating in the Middle East can afford to ignore Qatar

Qatar Projects: Full Supplement

MEED Yearbook 2012

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Yearbook 2012: Change that is set to continue

MEED Yearbook 2012 | By Richard Thompson

The consequences of the 2011 Arab uprisings are uncertain, but they will be far-reaching

MEED Yearbook 2012: Full Supplement

Executive Education Guide 2011

Education

Executive Education 2011: Uncertainty stresses need for education

Executive Education 2011 | By Richard Thompson

Middle East governments have been prioritising the development of the education sector for several years, ploughing substantial investment into the construction of schools and the modernisation of curriculums

Executive Education Guide 2011: Full Supplement

Pearl GTL

Pearl GTL

Pearl GTL sets the standard for region

Pearl GTL | By Richard Thompson

Time and again over the past decade, Qatar has shown through a series of pioneering, world-scale projects its ambition and determination to establish itself as, not just a regional, but also an international leader

Pearl GTL: Full Supplement

Abu Dhabi Projects

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Abu Dhabi: Delivering the vision

Abu Dhabi Projects | By Colin Foreman

Abu Dhabi’s long-term development plan sets out the emirate’s ambitious vision, but its delivery has been hit by global concerns

Abu Dhabi Projects: Full Supplement

Rail Supplement 2011

Rail supplement 2011

Gulf rail boom moves into full swing

Rail Supplement 2011 | By Richard Thompson

The launch in September of full operations on Saudi Railway Company’s 1,400-kilometre minerals railway comes as the Middle East and North Africa’s rail boom moves into full swing

Rail Supplement 2011: Full Supplement

A Guide to Doing Business in the UAE

A guide to doing business in the UAE

MEED’s guide to doing business in the UAE

A Guide to Doing Business in the UAE | By Richard Thompson

This is the eighth edition of MEED’s guide, and an essential companion for anybody seeking to do business in or with the federation of the United Arab Emirates

A Guide to Doing Business in the UAE: Full Supplement

Turkey

Turkey

Turkey: A model for the region

Turkey | By Richard Thompson

Turkey is growing increasingly vociferous about the Middle East

Turkey: Full Supplement

2011 Middle East Economic Review

Egypt

Middle East Economic Review 2011: Concerns over instability in the Middle East return

9 June 2011, 0:17 GMT | By Dominic Dudley

After the global economic crisis, the fiscal forecast for the Middle East was upbeat. Then political unrest swept the region. Growth for most countries now looks to be an even longer uphill struggle  

Middle East Economic Review 2011: Full Supplement

Insurance

Insurance

Compulsory cover drives insurance growth in the GCC

Insurance supplement | By James Gavin

Insurance premiums are rising as GCC governments look to introduce mandatory cover, but the market is still far from achieving its potential

Insurance: Full Supplement

GCC Anniversary

GCC 30

The GCC: From co-operation to unity

GCC Anniversary | By James Gavin

The deployment of troops to Bahrain in mid-March reveals a renewed sense of purpose for the six-nation GCC

GCC Anniversary: Full Supplement

Arabian Power & Water Market Report 2011

Seeking alternatives to meet electricity demand in the Middle East

Arabian Power & Water Market Report 2011 | By Bernadette Redfern

The Middle East is striving to meet the rapidly accelerating demand for peak power and the more modest rise in the need for desalination

GCC Power Market Report 2010: Keeping pace with demand

GCC Power Market Report 2010: Keeping pace with demand

28 March 2010, 10:48 GMT

The Gulf’s need to build new power stations remains as pressing as ever. Although the global economic recession of 2008-09 slowed the rateat which electricity demand is growing in the GCC, consumption is still climbing strongly.

GCC Power Market Report 2010: Full Supplement

Gulf Construction 2010: A regional projects guide

Construction workers on a building site

Gulf Construction 2010: A regional projects guide

16 March 2010, 10:54 GMT

Most people working in the Gulf construction industry will have been glad to see the back of 2009 - a year that saw billions of dollars’ worth of projects put on hold, thousands of workers made redundant and contract payments delayed.

Gulf Construction 2010 : Full Supplement

Offshore Oil & Gas

Offshore oil & gas: Crossing new frontiers

Supplement: Offshore Oil and Gas | By Richard Thompson

The offshore oil and gas sector in the Middle East and North Africa region is entering a period of renewed growth

Offshore oil and gas: Full Supplement

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