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In keeping with its role as a modern and rapidly expanding city, Brunei Darussalam's capital city Bandar Seri Begawan is to be the subject of a detailed master plan, with an extensive makeover of the capital's transport system central to the project.

Hard-hit but unbowed by the global economic crisis, Nigeria has turned some of its attention to economic diversification and much-needed infrastructure construction. The tides look to be in the country's favour as peace at home brings back foreign direct investment.

Brunei Darussalam is moving forward to put the last pieces in place to complete its communications infrastructure, in order to provide a uniformly fast and efficient service via all platforms.

Successful health care reforms, potential privatisation and growing patient demand make Abu Dhabi's health sector an attractive investment opportunity.

At the start of 2009, the prospects were somewhat bleak for the Thai economy, already deep in recession, but 12 months later the country is well on its way to recovery, though there are still a snags that could undermine growth.

Though the Turkish economy slid into recession, in part due to the steep decline in overseas trade and a falling off in domestic demand, there was no financial collapse as occurred during the downturn of 2001, with the banking sector not only surviving but prospering and the stock market riding a wave of growing activity.