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Ghana has been on a path of sustained growth over the past few years and investments in areas such as oil and gas, banking, finance, manufacturing, agriculture, commodities, infrastructure and utilities, among others, are continually on the rise.
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UAE Finances Strengthening But Risks In Dubai Linger
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) indicated that the UAE’s economic recovery has continued to strengthen amid favorable oil prices and capital inflows.
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Bahrain’s Baa1 Government Issuer Rating On Review For Possible Downgrade
Moody’s Investors Service placed Bahrain’s “Baa1” government issuer rating on review for possible downgrade.
Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce now targets Arab investors for various oil exploration and oil production projects in Brazil.
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Bahrain’s economy expands by 3.9% in 2012; expected to grow by 4.2% in 2013
Bahrain’s real GDP is estimated to have expanded 3.9% in 2012 from the 1.9% growth seen in 2011. Even as the oil sector shrank by around 8.5% in 2012 due to a temporary technical disruption at the country’s main Abu Sa’afa oil field, (expected to return to full capacity in 2013)…
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The Bahraini Political Crisis: Reconciling the Narratives
Three major narratives compete for dominance in explaining Bahrain’s post-2011 political crisis: the narrative of foreign interference/instigation, the narrative of sectarian discrimination and conflict, and those who insist the sectarian narrative has been invented to divert attention away from a revolution of the entire- or at least most of- the population.
The Banque du Liban has projected real GDP growth in Lebanon at between 2 percent and 4 percent in 2013 amid an economy stalled by the continuing strife in neighboring Syria and the depressed tourism sector caused by the resulting security worries.
Zeina Saab, the Lebanese-American founder of The Nawaya Network, has won the King Abdullah Award for Youth Innovation and Achievement (KAAYIA). She was presented with the award by King Abdullah of Jordan at the Dead Sea during the recent meeting of the World Economic Forum held in Jordan.
Autonomous Kurdistan has found itself with a comparative advantage in the telecoms department, with defacto faster Internet connections and consistent mobile service compared to the rest of federal Iraq.
In a region of nearly five million citizens and hundreds of new business operations, banking experts refer to autonomous Kurdistan as “underbanked” and thus see opportunity in opening branches there or creating entirely new banks.
