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GCC Supplements
Middle East Economic Review 2011: Concerns over instability in the Middle East return
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
The GCC: From co-operation to unity
The deployment of troops to Bahrain in mid-March reveals a renewed sense of purpose for the six-nation GCC
Middle East Economic Review 2010: Industrial countries spur region's growth
The recent volatility on the world’s capital markets, triggered by concerns over the ability of leading European economies to meet their sovereign debt obligations, is a reminder that fundamental weaknesses remain in the financial system
Gulf Healthcare Report 2009: Improving the health of a region
Healthcare spending in the GCC will grow fourfold over the next 17 years to more than $60bn a year. The multi-billion-dollar spending programmes planned by the region’s governments are a dramatic response to decades of underinvestment in healthcare infrastructure, from hospitals to primary healthcare centres.
Qatar Supplements
Qatar Projects: World Cup and National Vision drive ambitious projects market
Few businesses operating in the Middle East can afford to ignore Qatar
Pearl GTL sets the standard for region
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
Qatalum: Diversifying Qatar’s economy
The production of the first metal from Qatalum’s $5.7bn aluminium smelter marked the start of a new chapter in Qatar’s diversification drive. Since the early 1970s, the gas-rich nation has been expanding its manufacturing capabilities, beginning with fertilisers, petrochemicals and steel. And now the country has another product that can bear the stamp ‘made in Qatar’.
Nakilat: Delivering Qatar's gas to the world
Qatar Gas Transport Company’s (Nakilat) $11bn investment in a fleet of specialist, state-of-the-art liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers is the largest single merchant shipbuilding programme since the Second World War, during which the US commissioned a new fleet to replace vessels destroyed in the conflict.
Saudi Arabia Supplements
Shaping Saudi Arabia’s development agenda
King Abdullah Economic City will have to deliver to prove Riyadh’s economic cities development strategy is a success
The making of Kaust: The vision behind Saudi Arabia's science university
Saudi Arabia’s universities do not boast a long history. While the universities of Al-Karaouine in Morocco and Egypt’s Al-Azhar are both more than 1,000 years old, Riyadh’s King Saud University was only established in 1957, and Jeddah’s King Abdulaziz University 10 years later.
Defying the downturn: Saudi Arabia in 2009 and beyond
In the coming years, Saudi Arabia will cement its position as the Middle East’s economic powerhouse. Not simply because of its size, although this is a key factor, but also because of a series of far-sighted reforms introduced in recent years by King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz al-Saud.
UAE Supplements
Abu Dhabi: Delivering the vision
Abu Dhabi’s long-term development plan sets out the emirate’s ambitious vision, but its delivery has been hit by global concerns
Dubai’s silver-service free zone hub
The creation 25 years ago of Jebel Ali Free Zone has played a key role in the establishment of Dubai as a regional trade and logistics base
The enduring partnership between the UK and the UAE
The State Visit by Her Majesty The Queen to Abu Dhabi this week is of major significance to the relationship between the United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom
Abu Dhabi tourism: The emirate's vision for a world-class industry
For anybody supplying goods and services to the tourism sector, Abu Dhabi is a rare opportunity in an otherwise depressed global industry.
Levant Supplements
Seeking alternatives to meet electricity demand in the Middle East
The Middle East is striving to meet the rapidly accelerating demand for peak power and the more modest rise in the need for desalination
Middle East Economic Review 2010: Industrial countries spur region's growth
The recent volatility on the world’s capital markets, triggered by concerns over the ability of leading European economies to meet their sovereign debt obligations, is a reminder that fundamental weaknesses remain in the financial system
North Africa Supplements
Seeking alternatives to meet electricity demand in the Middle East
The Middle East is striving to meet the rapidly accelerating demand for peak power and the more modest rise in the need for desalination
Wastewater sector enters a golden era in the Middle East
The drive to improve wastewater treatment and increase the use of treated effluent is keeping the Middle East wastewater sector buoyant
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