How will new e-government procedures being rolled out serve to shorten both inter- and intra-ministerial communications and processes?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | Yousef Mohammed Al Ali, Minister of Commerce and Industry: Interview from The Report: Kuwait 2016
Interviews & Viewpoints | Rashed Al Mansoori, Director-General, Abu Dhabi Systems and Information Centre (ADSIC): Interview from The Report: Abu Dhabi 2016
What are the key elements of Abu Dhabi’s e-government strategy, and how does it aid the development of innovation and “smart” government?
Interviews & Viewpoints | Saeed Al Ghafli, Director-General, Emirates Identity Authority (EIDA): Interview from The Report: Abu Dhabi 2016
For what reasons has an emphasis been placed on smart government innovation in the UAE?
Interviews & Viewpoints | James Elwen, Partner and Head of Qatar Office, Pinsent Masons, on changes in project financing and the impact of declining oil prices: Viewpoint from The Report: Qatar 2016
The Qatari economy, together with all of the other GCC countries, has been affected by the recent economic changes, most notably the fall in oil prices coupled with volatility in the stock markets after China devalued its currency. Due to its vast natural gas reserves and emphasis on liquefied natural gas exports, Qatar is one of the best...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Wadih AbouNasr, Country Senior Partner, PwC Qatar, on delivering the state’s vision as the “new normal”: Viewpoint from The Report: Qatar 2016
The Middle East has traditionally been an attractive region from a tax perspective. According to the PwC and World Bank “Paying Taxes 2016” study, Qatar is ranked first in the world in terms of ease of paying taxes. With the pronounced decline in oil prices impacting both the public and private sectors, new reforms, including changes to...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Abdul Aziz Mohammed Al Rabban, Chairman, Business Trading Company; Partner, Place Vendôme, Qatar: Interview from The Report: Qatar 2016
Given that Qatar’s demography is largely blue-collar workers, is there a big enough consumer base to justify the high-end developments being built?