A combination of aid and investment from its Arab peers and stronger regional trade ties is proving instrumental in helping Jordan draw a line under several years of sluggish growth.
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.
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