The Middle East Economy

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While Abu Dhabi’s global reputation and high per capita GDP are derived from the exploitation of its hydrocarbon resources, the emirate is also home to what has been described as the world’ first “cleantech” cluster. Masdar City was established in 2006 as a centre for research and development (R&D) for clean technology and is set to become one of the most sustainable...

One of the more notable global economic trends observed during the second half of 2014 was the sustained slide of oil prices. After trading above the $100 mark since 2011 and starting 2014 around $110, from August 2014 Brent North Sea Crude began a decline, which saw it dip below $70 by early December 2014 and end the year at $56. Naturally, attention turned to...

Which sectors have been identified as areas that require greater investment and more active participation from the private sector?

How can local content requirements and institutional frameworks be developed to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)?

To what extent does the MSCI upgrade promote more stability and enhance the depth of the market? What else needs to be done in this regard?

An impressive roster of events is helping to attract business and travellers to Abu Dhabi, as a result transforming it into a major regional tourism destination. What do the F1 season finale, the legendary British rock band The Who, the final of the International Sailing Federation Sailing World Cup, the Taste of Abu Dhabi food festival and the world premiere of a new...

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