Since its establishment in late May 1981, the GCC has experienced over three decades of rapid economic growth. The bloc’s six members – Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE – have benefitted from greater integration and cooperation over the years, and continue to work to diversify their economies to maintain their competitive edge.
Never far from the headlines, the region faces a number of significant political and economic challenges. Amidst this, however, the economies of the Middle East offer numerous opportunities for investors, across all sectors.
A flurry of new deals signed in the first quarter of 2014 are set to push up trade between Bahrain and India, while also paving the way for the Kingdom to continue expanding its health care sector and pharmaceuticals industry.
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