By: Julian Nabil
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Julian Nabil is a writer for Forbes Middle East, covering a wide range of topics including business, finance, and current events in the Middle East. With a keen interest in economic developments and industry trends, Julian provides insightful analysis and updates on the region's business landscape.
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Julian Nabil focuses on finance, economy, and business-related topics without a specific geographic focus. He heavily relies on data and government announcements for his coverage.
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