Qatar Most Competitive Economy In Region, UAE Slips In WEF Ranking Again

alifarabia | September 8, 2011 | Macroeconomic Data | No Comments

Qatar leaves regional competitors in the dust, rising as one of the most competitive economy in the world. But Arab Spring unkind to competitiveness of liberated Egyptian and Tunisian economies.

Another survey, another glowing review of Qatar. The World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Index 2011-12 finds the gas-rich state the region’s most competitive and emerging as the 14th most business-friendly country in the world. READ MORE HERE

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