The Turkish economy remained relatively resilient in 2015, despite continued weakness among leading trade partners, instability along and within its borders, and a rising tide of Syrian refugees.
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Economic update | Turkey Year in Review 2015
26 Jan 2016
Economic update | Bahrain Year in Review 2015
23 Jan 2016
Ramped-up investment programmes and solid private sector expansion helped sustain Bahrain’s economic growth in 2015, albeit at a slower pace than in previous years.
Economic update | Dubai Year in Review 2015
22 Jan 2016
The year was led by solid performance in established sectors of the economy, including financial services, transport, manufacturing and construction, which helped Dubai weather the knock-on effects of lower oil prices throughout 2015.
Economic update | Abu Dhabi Year in Review 2015
13 Jan 2016
Despite falling energy prices, 2015 proved to be another year of healthy economic growth in Abu Dhabi, with both the non-oil and energy sectors targeted for further investment.
Interviews & Viewpoints | Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour: Interview from The Report: Jordan2015
What are the objectives of the Jordan 2025 development blueprint, and how will they ensure longer-term economic sustainability?
Articles & Analysis | Jordan has signed a range of free trade agreements from The Report: Jordan2015
Jordan’s multitude of free trade agreements (FTAs) has created a vehicle for both domestic economic development and greater integration with the global economy. In 1997 King Hussein signed the Greater Arab Free Trade Agreement (GAFTA), marking the first of a series of trade-related accords. Throughout the 2000s, Jordan signed more than seven...