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Libya Sector Analysis
Libyan infrastructure sector to meet local demands and set conditions for foreign businesses
Libyan infrastructure sector needs a makeover to meet local demands and set conditions for more foreign business locating operations in the new nation.
Libya Sector Analysis
Libya Telecoms and Broadband service expanding at steady pace amid considering new telecoms law
In post-rebellion Libya, the telecoms are up and working and more fiber optic linkages are being established to improve efficiency, but policy makers want to see the telecoms entities devolve from state ownership to private companies.
Libya Sector Analysis
A revived Libyan tourism sector could prove the second largest earner in Libya
The desert country of Libya has much to offer the world traveler, both historical and the evolving, vibrant new Libya, freed from dictatorship.
According to the World Investment Report, recently released by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), FDI inflows to Lebanon managed to rise by 8.7% to reach US$ 3,787 million in 2012.
Libya Sector Analysis
Libya and Oil: 2013 Analysis
The one constant for Libya for the past half century has been oil. However now, for the first time, oil companies are operating differently than in pre-2011 Libya.
UAE Sector Analysis
UAE GDP growth up 3.9% in 2012, expected to be up further 3.1% in 2013
Led by non-oil sectors that would continue to see massive infrastructure spending, primarily in Abu Dhabi and Dubai Global: UAE GDP growth up 3.9% in 2012, expected to be up further 3.1% in 2013
UAE Sector Analysis
Strong demand pushes prices and rents up in Dubai
Dubai real estate market has recovered at a phenomenal speed. Although sale and rental prices of property had begun rising in 2012 but the price hikes were limited to handful areas. In 2013 however, that recovery has been more widespread where there are palpable signs of a more profound recovery.
Bahrain Sector Analysis
Bahrain’s Impressive Foray into the Tourism Industry
The Kingdom of Bahrain is known as the Pearl of the Gulf. Despite its small size, Bahrain’s unique geographical position, budding economy, and charming culture make it an attractive tourist destination in the Middle East.
Bahrain Sector Analysis
Opinion: Four Female Students at Bahrain Universities Share Their View on Education
Khadija Jaffar, Layla Ali and Mariam Al Shaikh are students at the Bahrain Teachers College, attached to the University of Bahrain, a public university. Samira El Ouali is an MBA student at the University of Bahrain.
Bahrain Sector Analysis
Teacher Quality, Vocational Education & Innovation: the Three Pillars of Bahrain’s Education Reform Strategy
The state of education in the MENA region is a topic of interest to political as well as economical parties, as it is seen as a potential catalyst for social change, better cohesion and most of all a tool to reduce youth unemployment and fasten the development pace in MENA.
