Kuwait provides a timely assessment of the country’s economic transformation under its New Kuwait 2035 strategy, following geopolitical tension and uncertainty in the Middle East earlier in the year.
Saudi Arabia’s banking sector is evolving alongside broader economic diversification, investment mobilisation and financial sector development under Vision 2030. Strong macroeconomic fundamentals, ...
Outperforming regional peers in both underwriting and return on equity, Qatar’s insurance sector is now reaping the rewards of ongoing economic and population growth. While the market remains ...
Kuwait’s construction and real estate sectors showed renewed signs of growing momentum in 2025. The Fourth Kuwait Master Plan 2040, the long-term national economic diversification plan that was ...
Qatar’s legal system is shaped by a unique blend of Islamic principles, civil law traditions, and modern legislative reforms that support economic growth and aligning with international norms. The ...
The tourism sector in Ghana has rebounded significantly since the Covid-19 pandemic, showing strong potential for growth over the coming decade. The Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (MoTAC) and ...
Qatar is well positioned to capitalise on emerging trends in energy technologies. These include the large-scale production of hydrogen, the transformation of hydrogen into ammonia for transport and ...
Saudi Arabia has made substantial progress in attracting foreign investors to its capital markets in recent years, transforming the Kingdom into a key destination for global capital. Through a series ...
Tourism, culture and sport are emerging as pillars of Kuwait’s economic diversification strategy, supporting efforts to broaden national income sources beyond hydrocarbons. As part of New Kuwait 2035, ...
In the decades preceding 2025 Qatar’s leadership has focused on bolstering the country’s emergence as a robust economic force, both regionally and globally. Qatar derives much of its wealth from its ...
Qatar is channeling its hydrocarbons wealth into long-term economic transformation, with diversification accelerating after the FIFA 2022 World Cup. In 2024 non-oil sectors accounted for over 60% of ...
Having successfully leveraged its geographic position economically, Djibouti has recently weathered a combination of regional and global instability. Despite these headwinds, the country’s resilience ...