McKinsey’s Future Middle East and Global Cities Report Highlights Cairo, Doha and Al Ain - yes, Al Ain

alifarabia | April 7, 2011 | Egypt, Macroeconomic Data, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE | No Comments

Reading McKinsey’s Urban World: Mapping The Power Of Cities convinces us that the world will belong to China by 2025 - we will just be living in it. Forget the Middle East and its oil wealth, or Latin America with its flair, charm and commodity-fuelled brilliance, or even India with its bursting economic ingenuity and labour power - China will dominate the proceedings. Read More Here

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