
| KSA
Jeddah Riyadh Eastern Province |
12,000
41%
38%
21%
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| UAE
Dubai Abu Dhabi Other Emirates |
8,000
40%
45%
15%
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| Kuwait | 3,000 | |
| Bahrain | 2,000 | |
| Qatar | 2,000 | |
| Other Arab countries | 3,000 |
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| Jan 08 | Aircraft: Growth of the Private Jet Sector in the Arab World Petrochemicals: Can High Oil Prices Ruin All Achievements? |
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| Feb 08 | Private Equity Funds Middle East: High Liquidity, Scarce Projects Jordan: Market Growth Not Driven by Oil Halal Food Industry in the Arab World Hotels: Is There Opportunity for Less Than a Five-Star? Real Estate: Emaar Has Gone Global. Any Followers? Future of Technology* |
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| Mar 08 | Gulf Funds: Searching for New Venues in the Non-Oil Countries Islamic Banking: The Exclusion That Becomes the Rule Investments: How Big is Dubai? Real Estate: Green Building Costs are High, but Returns are Promising Insurance: The 10 Largest Insurance Companies Autos: Do Arab Consumers Rank First With Luxury Cars? Davos* |
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| Apr 08 | Retail Banking: The New Boom in the GCC Countries Banking: The Banker in Bahrain Is Searching for a Part-Time Job Stock Market: Real Estate Stock Performance Low Cost Airlines: Will the New Challenges Hinder Achievements? Hotels: When Is the Region Going to Reach Saturation? Emerging Outsourcing Hubs* |
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| May 08 | Real Estate: Sector Overview in 2015 Arab Investment Banks: Searching for a New Role Abu Dhabi: He Who Laughs Last... Laughs Longest Autos: Arab Clients Define a New Speed Car Concept Insurance: A Saudi Success Telecom: The 10 Largest Regional Telcos Most Powerful Business People You've Never Heard Of* |
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| Jun 08 | Retail Banking: Latest Products Airlines: The Biggest Boom Is In Cargo Islamic Tourism: How Far Will It Stretch? The Largest Regional IT Companies Takaful: Is Islamic Insurance in Safe Hands? The World's Most Competitive Countries* |
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| Jul 08 | Real Estate: Price Comparisons in the Largest Regional Cities Kuwait: When Will It Wake Up? Telecom: Local Companies Going Global Smart Building: Emirates Leads the Way Morocco: Europe in Front and Africa Behind SUVs: Market Overview Dubai Leads the Business of MICE: Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions. Qatar and Abu Dhabi Compete. Innovation & Design: Most Innovative Companies* |
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| Aug 08 | The League of Arab Free Zones Qatar: What's Next? Shopping Centers in the Arab Gulf: Succeeding or Failing? Information Technology: Who is Writing the Software? Arab Brands: The Obvious Reality Is Misconceived Hot Growth Companies* |
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| Sep 08 | The 20 Largest Islamic Banks The 100 Largest Arab Companies Listed in Financial Markets Egypt: The Sphinx Plans for Projects Gulf Health Sector: The Need for Quality and Quantity Projects Telecom: What Role Will Government Play? Innovation & Design: Industrial Design Awards* |
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| Oct 08 | The 10 Largest Infrastructure Projects in the Arab World Tourism: A Continuous Success Story? Retail: Where are the Giants Going? Airlines: Regional Carriers Compete — Luxury at 30,000 Feet Future of Technology* |
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| Dec 08 | Health: Five-Star Hospitals in the Arab World? The 100 CEOs of the 100 Largest Arab Companies The Golden Emirates: Dubai Is the First Importer of Gold and Diamonds, but Other Cities are Ready to Compete Telecom: Stock Market Behavior of Telecom Stocks Investment Outlook* |
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