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Infrastructure development has been identified as a key driver for the Philippines' economy, as the country moves to minimise the effects of the global downturn.
Over the past few years, Ras Al Khaimah (RAK) has embarked on an ambitious programme to increase the level of health and education facilities across the country, as well as implementing reforms designed at opening up these sectors to private enterprise and investment.
Though Dubai may be best known as a regional business and finance centre, with lavish real estate projects and successful forays into the international investment market, the emirate has also moved to make a name for itself in two sectors fundamental to society: health and education.
As the effects of the global financial crisis continue to ripple through stock markets around the world, the Malaysian bourse appears volatile but better placed to ride out the storm than it did during the 1997 Asian financial crisis.
While others may have difficulties, Qatar's dynamic retail sector is expected not only to ride out the global economic storm, but to emerge from it on the crest of a wave.
Though the Bahamas is well established as one of the region's leading offshore financial centres and has an active domestic financial services industry, the insurance sector has lagged behind somewhat, a situation that may soon change.

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