DOMOTEX Middle East, the only international trade fair for carpets and floor coverings in the MENA region, has revealed that the UAE remains a vital growth market for exhibitors of the upcoming trade event as the country accounts for up to two-thirds of an estimated USD 22 billion
Al Rabie Saudi Foods Co. Ltd., a leading producer of dairy products and juices in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and one of the largest juice manufacturers in the Middle East, has announced the implementation of a strategic marketing and budget plan that will bolster the company's sales
More than 400 UK companies will find out how they can develop their export potential in dynamic Middle Eastern markets this week at UK Trade & Investment’s Partner ME events. Bilateral trade between the UK and the Middle East is worth around £35 billion per year.
The rapid growth over the last 5 years of the Islamic Banking market globally, has boosted the demand for specialised Islamic banking and finance software solutions reports Misys plc (FTSE: MSY.L), the global application software and services company.
The number of women participating in ICDL training programs across the Kingdom rose from 10 per cent in 2006 to 35 per cent by end of 2009 and is expected to grow to around 50 per cent within a few years,
E-commerce transactions in the Middle East are expected to grow beyond 15 per cent in 2010, driven by infrastructural development, strong government focus on online services, and rapidly growing internet penetration.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's (KSA) travel and tourism sector has helped maintain solid national economic growth amidst the protracted global financial crisis. The Saudi tourism market generates around SAR 52 billion in annual revenues,
R+T Middle East 2010, the Middle East spinoff of the world's leading show for roller shutters, doors, gates and sun-protection systems, has revealed that it expects strong demand for automatic garage and industrial doors in 2010,
Although the countries of the GCC felt the impact of the worldwide recession, with the revival in the oil prices, the region’s economies are set to achieve at least modest growth in 2010.
As the Gulf Cooperation Council's biggest economy closes the books on 2009, it may well be remembered as a year of caution and mixed fortunes. Economic growth was positive and inflation fell, but lower oil prices caused the state budget to drift into deficit territory.
Al Atheen, Jordan's premier exhibition and business information publishing company, announces that GreenBuild Arabia is all set to be held from November 02 to 04 at Zara Expo, Amman, Jordan.
Most Arab countries are expected to record an average 3.6 percent economic growth this year as the price of crude oil rebounds from 2009, says a new United Nations economic report.
The economy of Saudi Arabia is one of “unrivalled strength”, according to a new in-depth report. Prudent managing of the economy has given the Kingdom a surplus from years of high oil prices that is allowing it to push
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