Zainab Mansoor is an Editor at Gulf Business. She specializes in the BFSI sector, financial services, banking, and the travel and tourism industry, with a keen focus on capital markets, economic policy, and the global economy. Zainab's insights and analyses have been featured in Gulf Business and Salaam Gateway.
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Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund has launched a new company to build and operate the Expo 2030 Riyadh, the kingdom’s first World Expo.
Saudi Arabia welcomed 29.7 million inbound visitors in 2024, its highest ever and up 8% year-on-year, as the country continues to bolster its tourism sector as a key pillar to diversify its economy.
Malaysia will establish a new commission to oversee halal development and foster investment across the sector.
By: Zainab Mansoor
The UAE Central Bank’s initiative to build a sovereign cloud platform for the country’s financial institutions goes beyond data residency, according to experts.
Qatar has introduced a slew of measures to underpin its banking sector, as the war in Iran continues to stall industries, erode investor confidence and dent customer demand.
Tourism revenues losses in the GCC resulting from the US-Israel war against Iran could range between $13 and $22 billion, the GCC secretary-general has said.
The United Arab Emirates was among the top three investors in Türkiye at the beginning of the year.
Growth across the Middle East and North Africa region has bore the biggest brunt of the Iran conflict, significantly eroding regional output and progress.
Iran’s fragile economy is under siege and at risk of significant economic deteoriation in case of a protracted conflict.
Saudi Arabia’s real gross domestic product increased 2.8% year-on-year in the first quarter, according to flash government estimates issued on Thursday.
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